P6KE33CA-TP

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TVS - Diodes are widely used in the circuit of power supply and in other power applications. The P6KE33CA-TP is one such diode, mainly used for AC and DC surge protection. It combines a temperature-compensated Positive Temperature Coefficient device and a transient voltage suppression diode, providing a fast response in order to protect the circuit against over-voltage events and shorts.

The P6KE33CA-TP is designed for AC or DC applications, such as lighting systems, automotive power supplies, cellular phones, and other sensitive electronic equipment. It is made with a ceramic disc package and is UL and RoHS compliant. It has a forward current of 33A and a reverse voltage of 600W. It can also withstand up to 9000W of surge voltage. Its breakdown voltage is 37V.

The P6KE33CA-TP\'s working principle is based on the Zener effect. When an over-voltage is applied to the diode, the Zener breakdown will take place. This will cause electrons to flow from the cathode to the anode, which will result in a current flow and then reduce the excess voltage. This process is called clamping. The P6KE33CA-TP has a fast turn-off time, which helps in protecting circuits from high-energy transients.

In its application field, the P6KE33CA-TP diode is mainly used for protecting against over-voltage transients such as electrical spikes, surges, or overloads. It is also used in DC power supplies, LED lighting, voltage switching, and other AC/DC applications. The P6KE33CA-TP\'s fast clamping and low response time helps in protecting sensitive circuits from over-voltage and short-circuit events.

The P6KE33CA-TP is an important component for any electronic equipment as it helps in providing surge protection. It is designed with a ceramic package and is also UL and RoHS compliant. It is a useful component for providing protection for AC and DC power supplies and LED lighting applications. Its working principle is based on the Zener effect, which helps in protecting the circuit against over-voltage events and shorts.

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