P6KE39CA

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) Diodes are an important form of electronic component designed to protect against voltage spikes. The P6KE39CA is a type of TVS diode, which is designed to protect against high voltage events. This article will discuss the P6KE39CA application field, its working principle, and how it protect electronic circuits.

The P6KE39CA is designed for general purpose switching applications in various types of equipment such as computers, phones, medical equipment, appliances, consumer electronics, and more. It is specifically designed to clamp short duration high voltage transients such as those caused by induction, surges, and electrostatic discharge. The P6KE39CA has a low capacitance which allows it to be used in high-speed circuit applications.

The P6KE39CA has a reverse breakdown voltage of 39V, and it can protect up to 600W peak pulse power per line. This makes it suitable for use in high energy circuits, and it can be used for primary and secondary transient protection. It has an operating temperature range from -55℃ to 125℃, and is UL flammability-rated V-0.

The working principle of the P6KE39CA is quite simple. When a transient or surge event occurs, the P6KE39CA\'s avalanche breakdown occurs, which turns the diode into a low impedance path. This low impedance path diverts the surge away from the protected circuit, preventing damage to sensitive components. In addition, the built-in ESD-clamping circuit ensures that even smaller voltage variations do not cause any damage.

The P6KE39CA also has an advantage over other protection devices due to its bidirectional capabilities. This means that the diode can be used in any direction so that it can be used to protect both positive and negative transients on the same line. This is an important feature in systems where protection from both polarization polarities is desired.

The P6KE39CA is an important device for protecting electronic circuits from transient and surge events. It is designed to clamp both positive and negative transients, and it has a low capacitance, making it suitable for high-speed applications. Its wide operating temperature range of -55℃ to 125℃ makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, and its UL flammability rating ensures it is safe to use in consumer applications.

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