P6KE13AE3/TR13

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TVS diodes, also known as Transient Voltage Suppression (TVS) diodes, are semiconductor devices designed to protect vulnerable components from electrostatic discharge (ESD) and other forms of over-voltage transients. The P6KE13AE3/TR13 is a type of TVS diode with an unidirectional configuration, meaning that current only passes through it from anode to cathode. It is commonly used for circuit protection in low and midrange power supply designs and automotive applications.

The P6KE13AE3/TR13 has a continuous reverse stand-off voltage of 13 Volts and an 8 Amps peak pulse power dissipation. This allows it to act as a clamp for transient voltages and transients up to 600 Watts, providing a great level of protection against ESD events. The diode also has a low reverse leakage of 250 µAmps and fast response time, making it suitable for use in high-frequency applications.

The P6KE13AE3/TR13 operates on the same principles as all TVS diodes. When a transient voltage is applied, the diode will conduct current to limit the voltage across the protected component and dissipate the transient energy. The diode’s response time and peak pulse power dissipation should be in accordance with the IEC 61000-4-2 and ESD standards.

The P6KE13AE3/TR13 is an effective level of protection for low and mid-range power supply designs, automotive, and other applications. It has an unidirectional configuration and low reverse leakage, making it suitable for high-frequency applications. The device also has a high peak pulse power dissipation, enabling it to act as a clamp for transient voltages and transients up to 600 Watts, providing great protection against ESD events. Additionally, the P6KE13AE3/TR13 needs to meet certain response time and peak pulse power dissipation standards in order to comply with IEC 61000-4-2 and ESD standards.

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