MP6KE62A

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TVS Diodes, also known as Transient Voltage Suppression diodes (TVS) are electronic components designed to protect electronic devices from voltage transients that can result from electrical surges due to lightning strikes, electrostatic discharge (ESD) or induction from nearby power sources. The MP6KE62A is a bi-directional TVS Diode that is specifically designed for protecting sensitive equipment from electrical transients emanating from outside sources.

MP6KE62A Application Field and Working Principle

The MP6KE62A is an 8-pin, bi-directional transient voltage protection device. It is designed to protect against transient voltages up to 600W peak pulse power, allowing it to be used in applications such as automotive and ICT systems. The MP6KE62A has a working voltage range of 5 to 10 kV and a clamping voltage of 13.2V, making it well suited for protecting technologies that operate in wide voltage ranges.

The MP6KE62A is an avalanche diode specifically designed to limit or suppress voltage transients. It has a fast response time of less than 1ns for typical surge pulses, which makes it well suited for applications that require fast protection. In addition, the MP6KE62A has a low junction capacity design, ensuring minimum capacitive loading of the device. This, in turn, ensures that the protection response of the device remains fast.

The MP6KE62A consists of an internal diode connected between the cathode and the anode. It works by operating as a short circuit when a voltage transient is detected, rapidly shifting the threat voltage away from the device. The device is then able to reset when the transient is over, allowing it to protect against multiple voltage transients.

The MP6KE62A is an ideal choice for applications that require reliable transient voltage suppression such as automotive and ICT systems. It is available in a variety of packages and is RoHS compliant, making it a great choice for applications that require robust protection from transient voltages.

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