MXL1.5KE100A Circuit Protection

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MXL1.5KE100A belongs to a family of components known as Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS-Diodes). These diodes are used to prevent electrical devices from a sudden surge or spike from occurring, which could potentially damage the device. It is also used to prevent the circuit from going from a high voltage to a low voltage during a transient condition.

MXL1.5KE100A TVS-Diodes have a breakdown voltage of 100V (stand-off voltage) and a peak pulse power of 1500W. The maximum clamping voltage is rated at 115V. These TVS-Diodes are designed for bi-directional transient overvoltage protection in a wide range of applications.

The working principle of TVS-Diodes is based on the intrinsic capacitance of the silicon junction. This capacitance is able to absorb transient energy when voltage or current exceeds the rated limit. Consequently, the energy will get stored in the capacitance and the voltage will be clamped down to the threshold limit guaranteeing the protection of the circuit.

The main application areas of MXL1.5KE100A TVS-Diodes are industrial electronic systems, computers, consumer electronics products, automotive electronics systems, and communication and signal processing systems. Some typical applications of these components are clamping pulses in AC and DC lines, protection against high-speed transients, and surge current protection in inductive and capacitive circuits.

MXL1.5KE100A TVS-Diodes are also popularly used in circuit designs to protect sensitive electronic components from ESD (Electrostatic Discharge). These components can be used across a wide range of operating temperatures from -55°C to +125°C, making them suitable in many industrial applications. Thus, the MXL1.5KE100A TVS-Diodes offers a wide range of features and benefits which makes them a popular choice among designers.

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