MXPLAD30KP180CAE3

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Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diodes are an important part of protecting integrated circuitry from voltage surges that can lead to costly repairs or replacement. Manufacturers such as Littelfuse specialize in the production of TVS products, one such product being the MXPLAD30KP180CAE3.

This particular TVS diode functions as an ESD protection component and is rated for a maximum working pulse power of 70W.Due to its extremely low breakdown voltage (BV), this device not only serves its purpose of protecting integrated circuits, but it is also suitable to be used as a voltage clamping device for other applications.

The MXPLAD30KP180CAE3 is part of a series of TVS products which are designed to protect automotive electronics from harsh electrical interference such as electrostatic discharge (ESD). Other applications for this particular product include voltage clamping in automotive airbag systems and surge protection for charging systems.

The way in which this particular TVS product functions may be broken down into two main components: the dynamic and static characteristics. The dynamic characteristics refer to the performance of the device in the event of a voltage spike or ESD event. The static characteristics refer to the amount of leakage current that flows from the device when no voltage spike or ESD event occurs.

The dynamic characteristics of the MXPLAD30KP180CAE3 can be measured in terms of the following parameters: working pulse voltage (WPV), peak pulse current (IPPM), and clamping voltage (VC). The WPV indicates the maximum voltage that the device can handle before it starts to degrade in performance. The IPPM indicates the maximum surge or spike that the device can handle without causing any damage to the circuitry. The VC represents how much the device can handle in terms of safety margin.

The static characteristics of the MXPLAD30KP180CAE3 can be measured in terms of two parameters: leakage current (IL) and drain breakdown voltage (BVd). The IL indicates the amount of current that will flow from the device when all external sources of voltage are removed, providing an indication of the device’s quality. The BVd indicates the minimum voltage that must be applied to the device for reliable operation.

In summary, the MXPLAD30KP180CAE3 is part of a series of TVS products from Littelfuse which are designed to protect automotive electronics from electrical interference. This particular product is suitable for use as a voltage clamping device for automotive airbag systems and is rated for a working pulse power of 70W. The product’s dynamic characteristics are represented in terms of working pulse voltage, peak pulse current, and clamping voltage, while the static characteristics are represented in terms of leakage current and drain breakdown voltage.

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