ROV10H361K-2

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ROV10H361K-2 is an electrical component manufactured by ROV and used for a variety of electrical and protective applications. It belongs to a class of components known as TVS - Varistors, MOVs, which stands for Transient Voltage Suppressors and Metal Oxide Varistors. This device is packaged in a small, compact size that requires the use of a heatsink or other form of thermal management.

The ROV10H361K-2 is an MOV component designed to provide the necessary protection to AC and DC lines from voltage surges, voltage spikes, and other transient events. The MOV is designed to absorb electrical energy and dissipate it to the ambient air without failing, maintaining the safety of the connected device or circuit.

The ROV10H361K-2 is a 2-port shielded MOV component. It has a maximum continuous working voltage of 18 VAC or 24 VDC and a peak pulse surge voltage of 36 VAC or 36 VDC. It has a rated power dissipation of 8 W and an insulation resistance between pins of >500 MΩ. The component has a clamping or breakdown voltage of 12 VAC or 16 VDC, and its capacitance is 150 pF.

ROV10H361K-2 can be used in a variety of applications for protection against transient events. It is suitable for use in AC and DC converters, telecommunication equipment, motor control systems, and medical equipment. It is also used in automotive applications, building automation systems, and power grids.

When using the component, it is important to check the power dissipation, surge voltage, and clamping voltage. The power dissipation should be at least twice the rated power of the ROV10H361K-2 component. The surge voltage should not exceed the rated value of the component. The clamping voltage should be higher than the operating voltage of the application. In addition, the insulation resistance should be greater than 500 MΩ for proper operation.

The working principle of the ROV10H361K-2 is simple: it uses a varistor element that absorbs excess energy and dissipates it. When the MOV senses a voltage surge, it allows the energy to pass through, reducing the voltage to a safe level. The varistor is a semiconductor device that has two distinct elements: the cathode and the anode. The cathode is connected to the ground, and the anode is connected to the incoming voltage. As the voltage increases, the current flows from the cathode to the anode and then passes through the MOV, reducing the voltage to a safe level.

In summary, the ROV10H361K-2 is a small and compact component used for the protection of a variety of electrical and communication systems from transient events. It can be used in AC and DC converters, telecommunication systems, motor control systems, and medical equipment. Its working principle is based on the varistor element, which absorbs and dissipates excess electrical energy to reduce the voltage to a safe level. When using the component, it is important to check the power dissipation, surge voltage, and clamping voltage to ensure proper operation.

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