MMBZ15VALFHT116

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TVS - Diodes are components designed for electrostatic discharge (ESD) as well as lightning applications, and MMBZ15VALFHT116 is an example of a TVS diode. This component is designed to provide a bi-directional surge absorber to protect electronic equipment from lightning or other high voltage disturbances.

The MMBZ15VALFHT116 can be used in many applications requiring transient voltage protection. Its basic function is to divert transient current away from the device it is protecting. It is often used to protect sensitive electronic devices such as computers, TV sets, and other audio/video equipment from voltage spikes. It is also used in power supply systems and any other application in which transient voltages can occur.

The MMBZ15VALFHT116 has a working voltage range of 5.3V to 36V, and a maximum peak pulse current of 57A. It also includes a varistor element with a maximum pulse energy rating of 2.8J. This makes the diode suitable for a wide range of applications in different environments. The operating temperature range of the component is from -55°C to 125°C.

The MMBZ15VALFHT116 employs a Zener diode or Zener breakdown mechanism to protect against overvoltage events. The Zener diode absorbs the excess voltage until it is reduced to a safe level, providing a protection mechanism for sensitive devices.

In addition, the MMBZ15VALFHT116 also features a self-healing mechanism which enables it to reset itself to its original condition when the overvoltage has been dissipated. This self-healing property ensures that the component is able to provide ongoing protection against transient voltage disturbances.

By combining the Zener diode and self-healing capability, the MMBZ15VALFHT116 is able to provide durable protection against transient voltages. As a result, it can be used in a variety of applications where transient protection is required.

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