MART100KP350AE3

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MART100KP350AE3 - Application Field and Working Principle

MART100KP350AE3, classified in TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) – Diodes, is a device designed especially for surge and ESD protection, known for its extremely low capacitance and exceptional resistance in transient conditions. This device provides protection from voltage spikes of up to 350V, and can block up to 100A of current.

Application Field

MART100KP350AE3 is most suitable for portable electronic devices consisting of multiple integrated circuits that must be protected from voltage spikes, electrostatic discharges, and data street events. Its relatively small size and low capacitance gains the advantage of having fewer components and less space needed for protection. This device is also suitable for automotive applications, as it has a high level of reliability in harsh conditions.

Typical application fields of MART100KP350AE3 include computers, computer peripherals, TVs, audio systems, mobile phones and other portable electronic devices, as well as automotive electronic control units, and any ESD/surge protection equipment.

Working Principle

The working principle of MART100KP350AE3 is based on the basic functionalities of TVS. This device is usually connected in series with the circuit to be protected, in order to allow the current to flow in only one direction, thus keeping spikes of voltage from entering it. When the protection is needed, the clamping action of the MART100KP350AE3 engages, and the voltage is kept limited to a specified level.

Conclusion

Given its features, MART100KP350AE3 is a remarkable device for electrostatic discharge and surge protection in portable electronic devices and automotive applications. Its small size gives the advantage of having fewer components and less space devoted to protection, while its remarkable clamping action guarantees outstanding protection from voltage spikes.

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