MPLAD7.5KP11CAE3

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Introduction

MPLAD7.5KP11CAE3 is a transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode. This device is designed to protect against transients and spikes in the voltage such as those caused by electrostatic discharge, lightning, and load dump. It has a low clamping voltage, a very fast response time, and a wide operating temperature range. The device is available in an SMD package so it can be easily mounted on a circuit board and connected with other components. It is also designed with built-in overvoltage protection so it can provide a high level of protection for sensitive components.

Application Field

MPLAD7.5KP11CAE3 is used in a wide range of applications, particularly in automotive electronics where protection from high levels of transients is needed. It is often used to protect sensitive components from Voltage spikes and transients, and can be used to protect against ESD, overload, and lightning events. It is also used in a wide range of consumer electronics, industrial and medical devices, as well as telecommunications equipment.

The MPLAD7.5KP11CAE3 is especially useful in automotive applications due to its wide temperature range and fast response time. It can be used to protect voltage-sensor circuits, battery lines, power circuits, audio circuits, and other sensitive components. The device is rated for 1500W peak pulse current per line, which makes it ideal for protecting power circuits and components.

Working Principle

MPLAD7.5KP11CAE3 is a unidirectional transient voltage suppressor, meaning it can only conduct current in one direction. It is made up of a diode that is reverse-biased in normal operation and activated when the voltage exceeds the clamping voltage. At this point, the diode becomes forward-biased and the current begins to flow. This current is limited by the internal zener diode, which ensures the current does not exceed the specified level.

When the transient ends, the current flow ceases and the diode reverts to its reverse-biased state. This protects the components from high voltage transients and spikes, as the current is limited by the zener diode. The device has a very fast response time, typically less than 1ns, which ensures it can protect against transients before they reach sensitive components.

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