MXPLAD6.5KP75CAE3

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TVS, or Transient Voltage Suppressor diodes, are semiconductor devices used in electronic applications to protect against damaging electrical transients, such as surges, lightning, or faults. They are often referred to as protection diodes or suppression diodes.

The MXPLAD6.5KP75CAE3 Transient Voltage Suppressor Diode is designed to protect sensitive electronic components from harmful transients up to 6.4KV. It has an incredibly fast response time, rated at 5ps, and a low, reverse-leakage current of 75nA. It\'s also highly reliable and long-lasting, with a peak pulse power of 750W.

These characteristics make the MXPLAD6.5KP75CAE3 well-suited for protecting many types of circuits. It can be used in network systems, personal computers, telecommunications equipment, industrial systems, as well as consumer electronics. In particular, it is ideal for application in automotive electronic control units and various audio-visual equipment.

In terms of working principles, the MXPLAD6.5KP75CAE3 works by allowing small amounts of current to flow through the diode until a certain voltage level is reached. When the voltage rises above that level, the diode will “clamp” the voltage and suppress or attenuate the transient. This limits the peak voltage and protects the connected devices from damage.

It also features an internal positive temperature coefficient (PTC) that further increases the diode’s ability to protect connected circuits. The PTC will cause the resistance of the diode to increase when the diode’s temperature rises too high, limiting even more of the transient current.

This makes the MXPLAD6.5KP75CAE3 a great solution for protecting modern electronics from dangerous transients. It’s fast, reliable, and can withstand higher pulse power, making it an ideal choice for a variety of applications in the automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics markets.

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