MAZT068H0L

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes are used to protect electronic circuits from transients. They are also known as surge suppressors, or surge protectors, since they protect against surges in voltage. The MAZT068H0L is a series of TVS diodes made by Fairchild Semiconductor. It is a single-directional two-terminal device, with unidirectional peak pulse power (PPM) of 1.2kW.

The MAZT068H0L is mainly used to protect high-speed data lines from over-voltage damage caused by transient electrical events such as ESD (electrostatic discharge), power lines transients and surge. These diodes are also suitable for surge suppression and polarity protection in low voltage circuits. The device can also provide EMI (electromagnetic interference) filtering.

The MAZT068H0L has a low capacitance and fast response time that make it suitable for high-speed signal protection applications. It has a breakdown voltage of 6.8V and an operating voltage of 5.5V-7.0V. The device is RoHS compliant and available in 8-pin SOIC, SOT-23 and DFN-6 packages.

The working principle of the MAZT068H0L TVS diode is very simple. When the circuit is exposed to a surge in voltage, the diode will turn on and allow the excess current to flow away from the protected component. The diode is designed to conduct current at a predictable voltage and current level. As the voltage level rises, the current that is allowed to pass increases proportionately until eventually the diode turns off.

The MAZT068H0L is a very reliable solution for protecting sensitive devices from over-voltage events. This makes it an excellent choice for applications such as ESD and surge protection, EMI filtering, and polarity protection. It is also suitable for use in battery-powered applications as it has a low leakage current. As it is a low-cost solution, it is suitable for a wide range of applications.

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