MAP5KE100AE3

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MAP5KE100AE3 TVS (transient voltage suppressors) diodes are designed to provide protection when high-voltage, high-power spikes occur. In other words, they are used to protect circuits from over voltage, under-voltage and ESD (electrostatic discharge) events. The device is commonly used in automotive, industrial, communications, consumer electronics, energy, medical, and military applications. This particular model can handle up to 100 amps of current and has a breakdown voltage of 5,000 volts.

When electrical surges occur, the MAP5KE100AE3 device works by absorbing the voltage spike and dissipating the extra energy in its on-chip resistors. It then “clamps” the voltage at a safe level. This prevents catastrophic damage to the device or system. In essence, the device acts like a fuse, absorbing harmful electrical spikes so they don’t reach sensitive circuitry.

The MAP5KE100AE3 device is designed to be low-resistance and fast-acting. The device is small in size and is encapsulated in a SMD (surface mount device) package. This makes it simple to mount and maintain. The device is also RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) compliant, meaning it is not made with toxic materials or chemicals.

The device is designed to withstand both AC and DC voltage spikes. It can handle up to 100 amps of current. The breakdown voltage of the device is 5,000 volts. It has a total capacitance of 1,000pF. The device is designed to be efficient with low power consumption. It also has an increased durability in terms of vibration, temperature and humidity.

The MAP5KE100AE3 device is designed to provide protection from voltage and ESD spikes. It is built with low-resistance and fast-acting technology. It is RoHS compliant and designed for both AC and DC applications. The device is small in size and designed for easy mounting and maintenance. It is a great solution for protecting sensitive circuits and equipment from catastrophic damage.

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