MAP4KE160CAE3

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TVS - diodes are a type of surge protection device that is becoming increasingly popular in protecting electronic equipment from accidental electrical transients. The MAP4KE160CAE3 TVS - diode is an ultra-low capacitance, high-voltage protection for high-speed signal applications. This device is designed to protect sensitive electronic components from ESD, EOS, and lightning strikes.

The MAP4KE160CAE3 is a 12V SOD - 123FL package with an ultra-low capacitance of 0.15 pf and a working voltage range of 5.8 V to 60 V. This unique device is ideal for application in automotive, communication, and consumer electronics, as well as biomedical, military, and industrial fields.

The MAP4KE160CAE3 features a low maximum clamping voltage of 11 V for full protection. It has an ultra-low response time (less than 1 ns) which ensures fast protection from ESD and EOS events. The device also has superior surge capability with an ESD rating of IEC 61000-4-2 (1.5kV contact, 8/20us pulse), and a EOS rating of IEC 61643-11 (6A/5 us).

The working principle of the MAP4KE160CAE3 is quite simple and easy to understand. When the device is exposed to electrical transients, the TVS - diode starts to conduct current. This current is limited by the breakdown voltage to a safe level, thereby protecting the sensitive electronic components from damage. The device has a very low off-state leakage current, thus providing superior protection during power failure.

The MAP4KE160CAE3 TVS - diode is an ideal device for protecting sensitive electronic components from ESD, EOS, and lightning strikes. The ultra-low capacitance, high-voltage protection provided by the device allows for faster response times in order to prevent expensive component damage. Maximum protection is achieved due to its low maximum clamping voltage and superior surge capability. The device has an ultra-low off-state leakage current which ensures that the protected electronic components remain safe even during power failure.

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