MXLRT100KP250AE3

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes, also referred to as transient voltage suppressor diodes, are specialised diodes that are designed to protect other components in an electrical system from damage due to voltage spikes. The MXLRT100KP250AE3 is a device in this product family and offers a significant degree of protection from such transients.

MXLRT100KP250AE3 Application Field

This particular device in the TVS diode family is particularly suited to automotive, industrial and communication applications. It is used in electrical systems to protect them from transient spikes, including those caused by electrostatic discharge (ESD), lightning surges and inductive switching transients. Generally, these devices are deployed in low voltage, low speed circuitry that requires extremely sensitive protection.

MXLRT100KP250AE3 Working Principle

At its most basic level, this device works as follows. During normal operation, the voltage across the diode remains below the specified breakdown voltage, usually around 5V for typical designs. However, if an excessive voltage is applied, the diode will conduct, allowing the excess voltage to be safely dissipated by limiting its duration.

The MXLRT100KP250AE3 has a bidirectional breakdown voltage of 30V, a maximum voltage rating of 500V, and a maximum current rating of 8.0A. It is designed to minimize leakage current when activated, and can handle up to 10000W peak pulse power within a 10/1000 microsecond waveform.

In general, this type of diode is found in a variety of applications where sensitive circuitry is present, including monitoring and control circuits, networking equipment, process control, industrial automation, automotive systems, and even consumer products.

Conclusion

The MXLRT100KP250AE3 is an example of a TVS diode that can provide efficient protection for low voltage, low speed circuitry in many applications. With its ability to dissipate high voltage transients caused by electrostatic discharge, lightning surges, and inductive switching transients, it is an ideal choice for providing reliable protection from voltage fluctuations.

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