PGSMAJ8.5CAHR3G

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TVS - Diodes

TVS diodes are a type of transient voltage suppression device designed to protect other components in a circuit from surges of voltage. They are often used in a variety of applications such as automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics.

The PGSMAJ8.5CAHR3G is a TVS diode, and it is specifically designed for surge protection and over-voltage protection in automotive and other applications. It has a maximum peak pulse current rating of 8.5A, a maximum breakdown voltage of 33V, and a clamping voltage of 47.6V at various surge events.

The TVS diode works by clamping the voltage of a surge event to a level that is safe for other components in the circuit. This is done by connecting the TVS diode in anti-parallel with anode connected to the positive side and cathode connected to the negative side of the other components. If a surge event occurs, the diode will rapidly conduct and divert the incoming current to a safe level before the other components in the circuit become damaged.

The PGSMAJ8.5CAHR3G TVS diode is constructed with low-capacitance and low forward voltage drop to provide surge protection without significantly affecting the signal. It has passed the surge waveform test of IEC 61000-4-5 and supports bi-directional protection.

The PGSMAJ8.5CAHR3G feature a low reverse leakage provides for a higher level of protection, while also providing a rating of 8.5A peak impulse current. It has a unique design that enables it to be connected close to other components in a circuit and helps reduce long term over-voltage stress.

In conclusion, the PGSMAJ8.5CAHR3G TVS diode is a reliable surge protection device with a high level of protection. It has a low reverse leakage current, a high peak pulse current rating, and low forward voltage drop that make it a superior choice for automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial applications.

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