MA15KP36AE3 Circuit Protection

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The MA15KP36AE3 is a type of bidirectional TVS diode, which is used to protect sensitive electronics from voltage surges. It is designed to protect critical devices and circuits from high voltage transients by clamping the voltage at a safe value to avoid permanent damage. The MA15KP36AE3 is capable of handling transients of up to 36V at 15A.

The MA15KP36AE3 features a unique construction that allows it to withstand higher transient voltages than traditional Transient Voltage Suppressor Diode (TVS) products. It is composed of an epitaxial silicon diode and a dynamic resistance, which is connected in parallel with the diode. This manufacturing process allows the diode to react to transient voltage more quickly and efficiently than traditional TVS products. The MA15KP36AE3’s dynamic resistance is capable of providing the current limiting protection that is necessary to protect sensitive equipment, while also providing the necessary clamping voltage when exposed to an overvoltage transient.

The MA15KP36AE3 is a versatile product due to its wide range of applications. It can be used in many devices, such as power supplies, motors, generators, control panels, server power supplies, and medical equipment, among others. Additionally, the MA15KP36AE3 is compatible with a wide range of technologies, such as high voltage ESD, EMI, and EMC.

The MA15KP36AE3 allows a quick and efficient protection solution from transient voltage surge. Its unique construction allows it to handle a wide range of applications, and its dynamic resistance provides the necessary current limiting protection and voltage clamping needed to protect sensitive components and devices from overvoltage transients. As such, it is a beneficial product for protecting sensitive electronic equipment from potential damage caused by accidental overvoltage transients.

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