MA1.5KE24CAE3

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes are semiconductor devices used for protecting against voltage surges. The MA1.5KE24CAE3 is a TVS diode with an operating voltage range of 3.3-24V, and a surge capability of up to 1500W. It has a variety of applications including in automotive electronics, personal electronic devices, as well as industrial electronics and telecommunications.

A significant advantage of the MA1.5KE24CAE3, compared to other TVS diodes, is its low capacitance values and clamping ratios. It has a low clamping ratio of around 10–15 V/V, which can be beneficial when protecting against high-frequency transients. Additionally, its low capacitance (typically 7–7.5 pF) helps optimize the response times of the device. This helps to protect sensitive electronic components from any electro-static discharge, or spikes.

The MA1.5KE24CAE3 works in accordance with a breakdown voltage to prevent any overvoltage from damaging a device. When the surge voltage exceeds a certain level, the diode switches quickly from its low-resistance state to a direct, high-resistance state. This helps reduce the chances of a short circuit and prevent overvoltages from damaging the system.

The MA1.5KE24CAE3 also boasts a fast response time. Typically, the response time is 0.5μs for a 100A surge (8/20μs). This is relatively fast compared to other TVS diodes, making it suitable for applications in high-speed data lines. Additionally, the MA1.5KE24CAE3 can dissipate a large amount of absorbed energy (1500W @ 10ms) — ideal for high-power applications.

In conclusion, the MA1.5KE24CAE3 TVS diode is a versatile device that can be used in automotive electronics, telecommunications, industrial electronics, and other areas. With its low clamping ratios, low capacitance, fast response times, and large dissipation capacity, it is well-suited for various high-end applications.

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