ROV05H391K-S-2

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TVS diodes, or Transient Voltage Suppression diodes, are electronic components often used in order to protect electronic circuits and other devices from electrical surges caused by power outages, lightning strikes, or other electricity sources. The ROV05H391K-S-2 belongs to this category and is an especially important component because of its wide range of applications and its simple working principle.

The ROV05H391K-S-2 component is designed to absorb sudden surges of energy coming from any power source. It is commonly used on measures against lightning strikes and ESD (electrostatic discharge), but it can also be used in a variety of other applications such as computer peripherals, motor controls, as well as telecommunications, data storage and audio lines. What makes this component so important is its ability to withstand higher surge currents in comparison to other similar components.

Besides its variety of uses, the ROV05H391K-S-2 component has a straightforward working principle that makes it possible for the component to fulfill its purpose. The component has three internal metal-oxide layers - the first one being the surge stopper, the second is the dispersal layer and the third is the electrode. Once electricity surges above a certain level - above the voltage of the component - the current is overwhelmed and the surge stopper forms a bridge between the dispersal layer and the electrode. This bridge allows the component to disperse the extra voltage and to reduce the surge current to a safe level.

The ROV05H391K-S-2 component is an important component of power supplies, designed to protect sensitive electronic devices from electrical surges. Its simple working principle and wide range of uses makes it an excellent choice for any application requiring protection from electricity sources, allowing us to use electronic components with confidence.

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