SA10CA-T

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Transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diodes are used to protect sensitive electronics from high voltage transients. The SA10CA-T TVS diode is an important member of the family of TVS diodes. This diode is specifically designed for use in telecommunications systems.

The SA10CA-T is designed to protect against high voltage transients that can cause damage or interruption of service. This diode has an operating voltage of 10kV and a breakdown voltage of 15kV. It is designed to handle peak forward surge currents as high as 16A. The peak reverse current is 6.5A. The SA10CA-T also has surge current capability higher than 300A. In addition, it has a low reverse leakage current of .2ma. It also has a maximum capacitance of 2.0pF at 1kHz.

The working principle of the SA10CA-T is quite simple. When normal operating voltage levels are exceeded by an externally generated high voltage transient, the SA10CA-T acts as a resistive load by restricting the current that would otherwise flow through the circuit. This effectively limits the peak voltage to a level which is safe for the connected equipment.

The SA10CA-T is ideal for use in telecommunications systems where protection from high voltage transients is essential. The low reverse leakage current and the high surge current capacity make the SA10CA-T an excellent choice for applications such as CATV and video, digital telecommunication systems, computer systems, and other similar applications. The SA10CA-T can also be used in automotive, solar, and industrial applications.

The SA10CA-T is a reliable and cost effective solution to protect against a wide range of transient voltage events. Its robust design and high surge capability make the SA10CA-T an ideal choice for many applications. Its robust design and low reverse leakage current make it an excellent choice for applications where a low reverse leakage current is desired.

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