MXP5KE20AE3

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The MXP5KE20AE3 is a series of high-speed 20V multilayer transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diodes. It is designed to protect electronic devices against destructive voltage transients such as electrical overstress (EOS), electrostatic discharge (ESD), and electrical fast transients (EFT). It has a fast responding time, a low clamping voltage, and a high peak power.

The application of the MXP5KE20AE3 involves various electronic components including communication terminals, cell phone chips, PC cards, and automotive systems. It is highly effective in protecting sensitive components from electrical surges and ESD. In addition, the MXP5KE20AE3 also provides protection against electrostatic discharge, lightning, and other high voltage transients.

The working principle of the MXP5KE20AE3 is the same as that of other transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode. When there is an electrical surge, the diode will clamp the voltage below its designed voltage value. This will protect the device against any further damage, such as a short circuit, or device failure. The diode can withstand high peak current and can withstand very short current pulses.

The MXP5KE20AE3 has a fast response time. This means that it can quickly detect and suppress any high transient voltage, ensuring the safety and performance of the electronic device. The diode also provides a low clamping voltage, which reduces the risk of damaging the device due to overvoltage.

In summary, the MXP5KE20AE3 is a series of transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diodes designed to protect electronics components from EOS, ESD, and EFT. It has a fast responding time, a low clamping voltage, and a high peak power rating. It is widely used in communication terminals, cell phone chips, PC cards, and automotive systems. It is highly effective in protecting sensitive components from electrical surges and ESD. The diode works by clamping the voltage below its designed voltage value when an electrical surge occurs.

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