MXL5KP6.0AE3 Circuit Protection

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TVS - Diodes are widely used in the electronics industry, as they provide protection from voltage transients and other similar surges. The MXL5KP6.0AE3 is one such example of a TVS - Diode, with its application field and working principle worth taking into consideration.

In terms of its application field, the MXL5KP6.0AE3 can be used as over-voltage protection for PCBs, systems, and some communication lines. It is an ultra low capacitance multi-line transient voltage suppressor that is designed to protect against Electro-Static Discharge (ESD) and power lightning surges. The device can protect up to five lines by clamping voltages to a 14.7V maximum, and has an operating temperature between -55°C and 150°C. With the ESD protection between 0 and 20kV, it meets ESD system requirements from the IEC61000-4-2 standard.

The major working principle of the MXL5KP6.0AE3 is based on bidirectional symmetrical clamping. Its built-in Varistor element intergrated in the diode will prevent over-voltage caused by ESD pulses and lightning, and ensure that the protected lines maintain a level that is safe for downstream components. A 5KW diode will protect up to 5 lines, with each line featuring a 400W equivalent resistance.

The MXL5KP6.0AE3 can further be combined with other protection components for applications with higher power requirements. This can be done by building multiple resistors in Series or Parallel, which allows for a customized surge protective solution. The diode is also covered with a flexible and robust silicone sleeve, providing superior protection from mechanical damage and dirt.

The MXL5KP6.0AE3 is a very popular solution for over-voltage protection in many applications. Its easy and convenient installation, combined with its ability to protect up to five lines, makes it a great choice for anyone who needs reliable protection from ESD, surges, and other similar conditions.

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