MXP5KE58CA

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MXP5KE58CA application field and working principle

MXP5KE58CA series transil (Transient Voltage Suppression - TVS Diode) is a bi-directional ultra fast transient voltage suppression devices, which is designed to meets the requirements of optical communication, LAN, signal line, board level protection, A/V protection etc.

MXP5KE58CA series is available in a variety of bidirectional and unidirectional configurations for compatible with all protection requirements. when employed network interface card (NIC)s, theMXP5KE58CA will be used for data or telecom lines in fast Ethernet, cisco systems and for over voltage protection from lightning strikes to IEEE 802.3 standard.

Below are some features of the MXP5KE58CA series:

• Excellent clamping capability
• Very fast response time: typically less than 1.0ps from 0volt to V(BR) Min.
• Off-state voltage is very low
• Low incremental surge resistance
• Typical IR less than 1uA above 11V

The working principle of MXP5KE58CA TVS Diode is that when overvoltage is applied, it will breakdown the PN junction so that the excess current and energy can be shunted to the ground. The voltage at F terminal will be clamped to a certain value around the breakdown voltage. The MXP5KE58CA TVS Diode has a high transient voltage tolerance in a very short period of time and can effectively suppress the overvoltage./

In summary, the MXP5KE58CA series transil TVS diodes are designed for the requirements of optical communication, LAN, signal line and board level protection, A/V protection and feature excellent clamping capability, very fast response time, low incremental surge resistance, and typical IR less than 1uA above 11V. Its working principle is that when overvoltage is applied, it will breakdown the PN junction so that the excess current and energy can be shunted to the ground.

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