MXLPLAD30KP26CAE3

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TVS - Diodes

Transient Voltage Suppression (TVS) diodes, also known as surge protection diodes, are electronic components used in protecting sensitive electronic equipment from damage caused by voltage spikes. A TVS diode, such as the MXLPLAD30KP26CAE3, has a reverse breakdown voltage that is significantly higher than that of a typical diode and is able to absorb excess voltages by becoming a short-circuit. The MXLPLAD30KP26CAE3 is a unidirectional TVS diode, meaning that it only allows the current to pass in one direction.

Application Field

TVS diodes are widely used in many industries for the purpose of protecting sensitive circuitry from the damaging effects of transients. These devices can be used in all levels of data communication, from low-speed analog signals to high-speed digital signals and equipment such as PCs, servers, and modems. Additionally, they are also widely used in the automotive and aerospace industries, where their ability to absorb energy from high-voltage transients is invaluable.

Working Principle

TVS diodes work by quickly clamping the voltage down to a safe level when it exceeds the specified level. When the voltage exceeds the breakdown voltage of the TVS diode, it will become conductive and create a short-circuit path to drain off the excess voltage. This prevents the voltage from being transmitted to the sensitive equipment, thus saving it from damage.The MXLPLAD30KP26CAE3 is rated for 30K peak pulse current at 10/1000μs waveform and has a peak pulse power rating of 9.8k Watts.

In summary, the MXLPLAD30KP26CAE3 is a unidirectional Transient Voltage Suppression diode that is capable of quickly and efficiently clamping down voltages in excess of its specified level. It is used in a variety of areas to protect sensitive equipment from damage, and is commonly used in the automotive and aerospace industries.

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