P6KE6.8ARLG

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TVS or Transient Voltage Suppression Diodes are semiconductor devices designed to protect against destructive overvoltage transients. They are often used to protect sensitive electronic equipment from high voltage spikes and surges.

The P6KE6.8ARLG is a unidirectional TVS diode designed to protect applications from high energy transient induced voltage surges. It is able to suppress voltages up to 25V and handle power dissipation on the order of 600 watts. This device also meets UL1577, IEC 61000-4-2 (ESD), and IEC 61000-4-4 (Lightning).

The P6KE6.8ARLG has a low clamping voltage and high power dissipation capability. In a circuit, the P6KE6.8ARLG behaves like a zener diode, creating a voltage reference point at its cathode. When the applied voltage reaches the device zener voltage, the device conducts current across the anode and cathode. This action is known as clamping as it clamps the circuit’s voltage to the P6KE6.8ARLG zener voltage. It dissipates energy in the form of heat and protects the device under test (DUT).

The P6KE6.8ARLG application field is found in consumer, computer, communications and automotive electronics. Additionally, this device is suitable for applications where EMI/RFI suppression and overvoltage protection are necessary. OEM & ODM manufacturers of rechargeable battery packs use it to provide surge protection for cells in many portable or consumer electronics products.

In conclusion, with its high power dissipation and low clamping voltage, the P6KE6.8ARLG TVS diode is an effective tool in controlling EMI/RFI and transient overvoltage events. Its application field is wide and ranges from consumer electronics to rechargeable batteries. Ultimately, its purpose is to ensure the electronics connected to it stay within an acceptable voltage level, thereby reducing the risk of costly damages and ensuring a safe and operational device.

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