MXLSMBG100AE3 Circuit Protection

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TVS – Diodes

Transient Voltage Suppression (TVS) diodes are an important line of defense against transient voltage events. Such events can be an Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) event, an Electrical Fast Transient (EFT) or any other mode of overvoltage that a circuit is exposed to in it’s lifetime.

The MXLSMBG100AE3 TVS diode is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications where overvoltage protection is required. This particular diode is uniquely suited for two-line applications, and offers a low breakdown voltage of 11V with a maximum peak pulse power of 135W. The working principle of the MXLSMBG100AE3 is simple: it takes a pulse of energy and limits the effect felt by connected equipment through a special conductive mechanism.

A key feature of the MXLSMBG100AE3 is its clamping voltage, or the voltage at which it begins conduction. This clamping voltage is approximately 15V, making it ideal for two-line applications with 11V power supplies. In addition, the maximum stand-off voltage of the MXLSMBG100AE3 is 27V, making it suitable for ESD, EFT and other over-voltage conditions.

The application field of the MXLSMBG100AE3 can be seen in a number of industrial and commercial ventures. It is ideal for use in telecom systems, consumer electronics, industrial control equipment, instrumentation systems, medical equipment, automotive electronics, and smart meters for metering and energy management applications.

The MXLSMBG100AE3 features a unidirectional TVS configuration and is available in an SMB (JEDEC DO-214AA) package. It can easily be soldered into position due to its small size. The diode is compliant with the RoHS directive, and is UL/cUL approved.

The MXLSMBG100AE3 is one of the best TVS diodes available today thanks to its low breakdown voltage and high peak pulse power. It is well-suited for two-line applications, ESD protection, and a wide range of other synthetic venues where spike protection is required.

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