MRT100KP75CA

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The MRT100KP75CA is a type of Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS) Diode. It is designed for use in automotive and high surge applications such as automotive Headlights, interior lighting, signal lamps, and safety systems. It provides a bi-directional protection against over-voltage and over-current transients.

The MRT100KP75CA is a high-power TVS that offers a maximum power dissipation of 100 watts, and a high peak surge current rating of 75A. It has an operating voltage range from 14 to 270 volts, a capacitance of 100 pF minimum, and an insertion loss of 0.2 ohm. It provides excellent transient protection for automotive and commercial applications.

The working principle of the MRT100KP75CA is simple and effective. When a high voltage pulses applied to it, the TVS diode will temporarily increase its voltage, allowing current flow through it. The device then behaves like a reverse polarity clamp, providing an alternative path for the current and dissipating excess energy, thus protecting the device and circuit from a high voltage spike.

The MRT100KP75CA is designed for use in a variety of automotive and commercial applications. It is ideal for use as a voltage clamp for over-voltage protection in headlights, interior lamps, and signal lamps. It can also be used in automotive safety systems such as airbag circuits and safety instrument clusters. In addition, it provides enhanced protection against over-current transients in power supplies and converters.

The MRT100KP75CA is a cost-effective and reliable solution for transient protection in automotive and commercial applications. It provides high peak surge current capability of up to 75A and its operating voltage range can extend up to 270V. The device also offers low insertion loss and excellent transient protection, making it a reliable and efficient choice for protecting circuits and systems.

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