MXL1.5KE350AE3

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The MXL1.5KE350AE3 series are voltage varistor diodes, most commonly known as Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS) Diodes. They are designed to protect other electronic components from over voltage conditions, such as electrostatic discharge (ESD).

The MXL1.5KE350AE3 is a bi-directional, surface mount TVS diode with an operating range of 1.5 to 350 Volts. It is available in the form of a 0402 package, with a maximum operating temperature of 175 °C. The breakdown voltage is between 1.5 and 350V, and the peak pulse power dissipation is 1500 W at 10/1000 μs. The MXL1.5KE350AE3 is also ESD protection tested to IEC 61000-4-2 (level 4).

The TVS diodes are used in a variety of applications and are typically used when a voltage transient is expected. The peak pulse power and current ratings of the diodes allow them to quickly dissipate large amounts of current when exposed to such transient currents. This makes them especially useful in data interface and telecom applications.

The working principle of the MXL1.5KE350AE3 is fairly straightforward. When a voltage transient is applied across the diode, it becomes forward-biased and begins to conduct current across the junction. As the voltage transient rises, the TVS diode reaches its breakdown voltage, which is the maximum voltage the diode can withstand before it becomes permanently damaged. Once the diode reaches its breakdown voltage, it begins to slowly conduct current and dissipation of the transient energy. This prevents any further damage from occurring to the components connected to the diode.

In conclusion, the MXL1.5KE350AE3 is a TVS diode designed to protect other components from voltage transients. It is available in surface mount and through hole packages, and can support up to 1500W of peak pulse power. Its breakdown voltage is adjustable between 1.5 and 350V and it is ESD tested to IEC61000-4-2 (level 4). It is most commonly used in data interface and telecom applications.

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