MXPLAD15KP85A

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TVS diodes are used to protect sensitive electronics from electrical overstress (EOS), electrostatic discharge (ESD), and lightning. The MXPLAD15KP85A is a silicon-carbide TVS diode array designed for industrial, automotive, and telecom applications. It has two channels and an integrated voltage clamp. The chip is very small, measuring just 2.4 x 5.3 x 0.9mm.

The diode array is offered in an RoHS compliant surface mount package, making it suitable for automated assembly processes. It also features a low threshold voltage and low clamping voltage, making it ideal for protecting against ESD, EOS, overload, and short-circuit events. The total power dissipation of the device is 15kW, and it can handle up to 1.5kV of ESD, 14kW of EOS, and 6kA of in-rush current.

The MXPLAD15KP85A is designed to protect circuits from up to 40kV contact and 24kV air discharges. It can also handle surge energies of up to 175J, with a maximum clamping voltage of 38V. The device features reverse thermal resistance and is intended to operate over the -55°C to 150°C temperature range. It is AEC-Q101 qualified and can withstand up to 150 thermal cycles over the temperature range.

The diode array has a monolithic construction that makes it ideal for high-density packaging applications. It also features a low leakage current, low capacitance, and low inductance for improved noise immunity. The device is also designed for high-speed switching, with a minimum of 1ns response time.

The MXPLAD15KP85A is a low-cost solution for protecting sensitive electronics from ESD, EOS, and lightning. The small size and integrated voltage clamp make it suitable for a wide range of application areas, including automotive, industrial, and telecom. The device can also withstand up to 40kV contact and 24kV air discharges, and it is AEC-Q101 qualified. It also features a monolithic construction, low leakage current, and low inductance for superior noise immunity.

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