MXPLAD15KP70AE3

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TVS - Diodes

TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes are a type of component that is designed to protect electrical and electronic circuits that are sensitive to electrical transients such as high voltage surges, ESD, electrical noise, etc. TVS diodes are typically used in consumers electronics, automotive, industrial, communications, and military applications.

MXPLAD15KP70AE3

The MXPLAD15KP70AE3 is a transient voltage suppressor diode designed for use in automotive and military applications. This diode has a maximum working voltage of 15kV, a peak pulse power rating of 15kW at 10/1000μs, and a breakdown voltage of 40V.

Application Fields

The MXPLAD15KP70AE3 TVS diode is designed for use in automotive and military applications. In automotive applications, the MXPLAD15KP70AE3 can be used to protect sensitive components from electrical surges, ESD, and electrical noise. Additionally, this diode can be used in military applications to protect electronic and electrical circuits from electrical transients caused by munitions.

Working Principle

The MXPLAD15KP70AE3 is a transient voltage suppressor diode designed to protect electrical and electronic circuits from electrical transients. This diode works by absorbing and ‘clamping’ the transient voltage, thus reducing the voltage level that reaches the protected circuit. When the voltage level exceeds the breakdown voltage of the diode, the diode will conduct, and the voltage will be clamped at the specified level. Once the transient voltage has been clamped, the diode will quickly switch back to its non-conducting state.

Conclusion

The MXPLAD15KP70AE3 is a transient voltage suppressor diode designed for use in automotive and military applications. With a maximum working voltage of 15kV and a peak pulse power rating of 15 kW, this diode is capable of absorbing and ‘clamping’ transient voltages, thus protecting sensitive components and circuits from electrical transients.

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