MXLSMBJ2K4.5

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TVS - Diodes

TVS - Diodes (Transient Voltage Suppression Diodes) is a type of semiconductor devices that help to protect sensitive electronics such as computers and other electronic circuitry from damage due to high voltage transients. They minimize the effects of electrical transients by acting as a clamping device, diverting the energy away from the sensitive electronic components and shunting it to ground.

The MXLSMBJ2K4.5 is one type of TVS diode. It is designed to protect circuits up to 12 volts against transient voltages. Its working principle is that it acts as a short-circuit between the power source and the device when the voltage reaches a certain level. When the surge is over, the TVS-Diode recovers back to a non-illuminated state.

The application of the MXLSMBJ2K4.5 can be found in various areas. It is often used in automotive circuitry, consumer electronics, communication equipment, DSL/cable modems, mobile phones, portable computers, etc. The diode can also be used to protect against electrostatic discharge (ESD), and radio frequency interference (RFI).

In the event of an accidental power surge, the MXLSMBJ2K4.5 will disconnect the power supply to the device and protect it from damage due to transient voltages. It then quickly recovers to a non-illuminated state, allowing the power supply to be fully functional again.

The MXLSMBJ2K4.5 is also equipped with an additional protection feature. Its integrated thermal shutdown circuit prevents the TVS diode from getting too hot during the peak of the surge. This additional protection ensures that the device will withstand transient voltages up to 12 volts without any additional damage.

The MXLSMBJ2K4.5 is an important tool when it comes to protecting sensitive electronics against high-voltage transients. Its dual protection features make it a reliable choice for protecting circuits in various application areas.

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