MXLCE24A Circuit Protection

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The MXLCE24A is a PSpice model of a Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode. This device is usually used to protect components from transient voltage spikes that are caused by lightning strikes, electrostatic discharges, and other electrical noise sources.

The MXLCE24A is specifically designed to suppress voltage transients found in Surge Stopper, Transient Spike Guard, and EMI Filter circuits. This model is based on Silicon Excalibar Zener diodes with a bulk resistor for additional protection. The device is designed to not only absorb overvoltage pulses, but also to shunt them away from the downstream components.

The MXLCE24A TVS diode has two switching states: on and off. In the on state, the voltage drop across the diode will be small and the device will act like a conductor, allowing current to flow through. In the off state, the voltage drop across the diode will be larger and the device will act like an insulator, blocking current flow. The device will automatically switch between states depending on the voltage present at the device terminals.

The MXLCE24A TVS diode is built with a built-in Avalanche diode for added protection. The Avalanche diode is designed to switch on at a lower voltage than the Silicon Excalibar Zener diode. This lowers the on-state voltage drop across the device, making it more efficient and reliable.

The MXLCE24A can be used in a variety of applications, including:

• Lightning Surge Protection
• Transient Spike Guard Circuits
• Power Supplies
• EMI Filters
• Input Protection
• Overvoltage Protection

The MXLCE24A TVS diode is easy to use and provides reliable protection against transient voltage transients. The built-in Avalanche diode helps reduce the on-state voltage drop, making the device more efficient. It is the perfect choice for a wide variety of applications.

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