MRT100KP130A

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Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS) play a critical role in protecting electronic components from catastrophic damage due to large voltage spikes. The MRT100KP130A is a unidirectional monolithic transient voltage suppressor (TVS) designed to protect sensitive components in high-level ESD environments. It is available in an SOT-23 package and is rated for a working voltage of 12V.

The MRT100KP130A TVS is designed for use in various applications, such as automotive electronics, mobile phones, computers, and more. It can withstand a surge of up to 100kV of ESD energy and has a power rating of 130A, making it one of the most powerful TVS devices on the market.

The MRT100KP130A is also designed to protect components from other transient voltage events, such as lightning or static fields. It is designed to be placed near the sensitive components to be protected. The device offers high surge capability and low leakage current. Additionally, its low capacitance ensures that it will not interfere with signal integrity. The low triggering voltage ensures that the device will not be triggered by normal system voltage levels.

The MRT100KP130A works on the principle of voltage clamping. It has a breakdown voltage of 12V, meaning that when the voltage exceeds 12V, it will “clamp” the voltage at 12V, protecting the components from further damage. The device consists of a PN diode and a resistor connected in series. The diode will turn on at the breakdown voltage, allowing current to flow through the resistor, clamping the voltage at the breakdown voltage.

The MRT100KP130A is an excellent choice for applications where ESD protection is needed. Its small size makes it easy to install, and its low leakage current ensures that it will not interfere with the system. Additionally, its high surge capability and low triggering voltage make it an ideal choice for protecting sensitive components.

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