MX15KP26A

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Introduction

Transient Voltage Suppression Diode (TVS) is an important type of semiconductor device used to suppress or limit surge transient voltages. TVS diodes are highly efficient at clamping voltage spikes from lightning or electrostatic discharges. They can also be used in other applications such as protecting against shorts due to shorted inductor and capacitor in direct current (DC) to DC converters. One example of a well-known TVS diode is the MX15KP26A.

MX15KP26A Application Field and Working Principle

The MX15KP26A is a high power voltage suppressor designed for applications which require high working voltage, low leakage current, low clamping voltage and good thermal performance. It is mainly used for suppressing high-energy surges and ESD pulses, such as short-duration transient overvoltages caused by lightning or static electricity. It can be used in industrial, automotive, communications and other applications.

The MX15KP26A features a built-in ceramic resistor which is located between the two electrodes and helps to dissipate the surge current. The diode’s maximum clamping voltage is typically approximately 20V, and its typical junction capacitance is about 1pF. The typical surge current capability of the MX15KP26A is 10A, although its maximum peak reverse surge current rating is much higher: up to 150A.

In addition to overvoltage protection, the MX15KP26A can also be used as an active component in various circuits. For instance, it can be used as a clamp diode in DC/DC converters, switching regulators, and power monitor circuits. It can also be used in transient voltage suppressor circuits, as well as other applications.

Conclusion

The MX15KP26A is an important type of TVS diode used for many different applications, including overvoltage protection and active component applications. It features a built-in ceramic resistor which helps to dissipate the surge current, and has a typical max clamping voltage of approximately 20V. It also has a typical surge current capability of 10A, although its maximum peak reverse surge current rating is much higher: up to 150A. The MX15KP26A is a reliable and versatile device, used in a variety of industrial, automotive, communications and other applications.

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