ROV05-361K-S

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) are specialized components that are designed to protect circuit boards, circuit elements, and other connected devices by diverting transient voltages away from sensitive elements and other devices. Varistors, MOVs (metal-oxide varistors), and ROVs (reversible overvoltage protectors) are all types of TVS components. ROV05-361K-S is a type of ROV component.

ROV05-361K-S is designed for use in high voltage, high frequency applications such as military, telecom, datacom, medical, and other industrial applications. Its high breakdown voltage and fast response time make it ideal for transient voltage suppression (TVS) applications. The device is capable of suppressing up to 40mA of current at a breakdown voltage of 361 V.

The device is also designed to withstand reverse voltages up to -2 V without any noticeable reduction in performance. This makes it suitable for applications such as protection circuits, preventative surge protection, and surge control. ROV05-361K-S also offers a protection against overvoltage transients and dynamic surge events.

The ROV05-361K-S is constructed of an overvoltage diode chip and a NTC thermistor. The diode layer is the primary component in the device. It is responsible for directing the surge current away from sensitive components and dissipating the excess voltage. The NTC thermistor is used to regulate the starting voltage of the device and to limit the voltage at the output of the diode to a level below the nominal voltage of the protected circuit.

The operation of the ROV05-361K-S is simple and reliable. It begins with the peak pulse of the surge. The diode layer of the device detects this peak and begins to conduct current away from the protected circuit. The excessive current is then dissipated through the movement of the electrons through the NTC thermistor and the diode lEp. The result of this interaction is the temporary absorption of electric current and the production of heat. The heat produced is dissipated as the current is removed from the system.

Once the current is removed from the system, the thermistor begins to increase its internal resistance and the diode begins to reduce its current flow. This results in the voltage at the output of the diode returning to its nominal value, allowing the protected circuit to continue functioning normally. This process is known as dynamic surge protection.

The ROV05-361K-S is a versatile, reliable, and economical device that can provide reliable surge protection for a wide variety of applications. It is designed to be used in applications with high voltage and high frequency requirements, such as military, telecom, datacom, medical, and other industrial applications. The device also offers a protection against overvoltage transients and dynamic surge events.

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