MAPLAD30KP54CAE3

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MAPLAD30KP54CAE3 is a type of Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode that is used in the protection of electronic devices from transients, or bursts of electrical energy that are dangerous to sensitive components. The diode is available in an SOD-123 package with 0.54mm thickness and 4.2mm width and has a peak current rating of 30kA. It has a breakdown voltage of 5.4V and a maximum reverse leakage current of 1000uA.

The working principle of the MAPLAD30KP54CAE3 diode is quite simple. In normal operation, the diode permits current to flow from anode to cathode in a forward direction. However, when the cathode-anode voltage reaches a certain value, the diode suddenly reduces the current flow and gradually increases the resistance until the voltage slowly returns to the normal operating level. This process is known as "clamping" and it helps to prevent the rise of voltage in the device. This is essential for protecting sensitive components from overvoltage.

The MAPLAD30KP54CAE3 diode is mainly used in automotive and industrial applications. Its low capacitance, reverse leakage current, and thermal resistance values make it ideal for high-voltage and high-power applications. It can be used in automotive electronics for protection against overvoltage, undervoltage, and reverse voltage transients in order to protect sensitive components from damage. Additionally, it can also be used to protect industrial equipment from voltage spikes, overvoltage, and other transient phenomena.

The MAPLAD30KP54CAE3 diode is a highly reliable and dependable component that is designed to protect against dangerous electrical transients. It is widely used in automotive and industrial applications due to its low capacitance, reverse leakage current, and thermal resistance values. It is a great solution for protecting sensitive components from overvoltage, undervoltage, and other transient phenomena.

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