SA100C-E3/54

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The SA100C-E3/54 is a Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) Diode. It is a two-terminal surface-mount device that acts as a protective device in the presence of electrical transients. The device absorbs up to 540 Watts of transient energy, which helps protect the operational circuit from damage due to electrostatic discharge (ESD).

The SA100C-E3/54 is a device commonly used in many different applications. It is used in power supply circuits, clocks, communications equipment, automotive, consumer electronics, and many other electronic systems. It is also used in computers, phone systems, home surveillance systems, and medical devices.

The SA100C-E3/54 has many characteristics which make it desirable in certain applications, such as high-speed operation, low power consumption, high current capability, and low-impedance clamping. It provides a protection level of 400W for 8/20 microsecond, a 1ms protection level of 152W, and a 6ms protection level of 35W. The device is also RoHS compliant.

Generally speaking, the working principle of the SA100C-E3/54 is quite simple. When the voltage across the device exceeds its breakdown voltage, it quickly conducts current, minimizing the system voltage at a point which is suitable for the system. This deactivates the current flow, allowing the system to protect itself from further voltage damage. In addition, these devices possess excellent surge performance characteristics and are capable of absorbing large amounts of energy in a very short period of time.

The SA100C-E3/54 is a versatile device that offers superior protection from transient voltage spikes in various industries. It is a simple yet effective device, designed to absorb and dissipate large amounts of transient energy quickly and efficiently. This makes it an ideal solution for the protection of electronic circuits, and it is a cost-effective way to protect valuable equipment from damage.

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