MXL1.5KE110AE3 Circuit Protection

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors or Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors) diodes are electrical components used to protect electrical circuitry from damage due to swings in voltage. When a surge or spark of electricity travels though an electrical circuit, it can cause destruction and malfunction of the system. TVS diodes, such as MXL1.5KE110AE3, divert the sudden voltage spike into the ground, minimizing the stress to the system .

The MXL1.5KE110AE3 is an automotive-grade transient voltage suppressor diode. It is designed for use in applications such as power supplies, DC/DC converters, automotive electronics, battery pack assemblies, and input/output transceivers. The maximum peak pulse power rating is 1500W at 10/1000 micro-seconds, and the peak repetitive reverse voltage is 110V.

MXL1.5KE110AE3 has a fairly simple working principle. A TVS diode is a form of zener diode, but with the addition of a high-speed, high-energy switching mechanism. When the voltage exceeds the rated ‘breakover’ voltage (also known as ‘clamping voltage’), the diode ‘clamps’ down, shunting the excess voltage away from the circuit. This creates a path through which the current can safely be dissipated without damaging the components.

MXL1.5KE110AE3 also offers over-voltage protection. This protection helps keep the voltage in the circuit within safe thresholds, to prevent short-term damage from over-voltages. This helps to protect the whole circuit and ensure that the electrical parts are working correctly. Additionally, MXL1.5KE110AE3 provides voltage transient protection, which helps to protect parts of the circuit from high-energy pulses, such as those generated by electrostatic discharge (ESD).

The MXL1.5KE110AE3 is a reliable and cost-effective way of protecting electronics from electricity surges and sudden voltage spikes. With its over-voltage protection and transient protection, it helps keep electrical components functioning optimally and protects them from damaging electrical pulses.

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