SA160CA R0G

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TVS (transient voltage suppressor) diodes are designed to protect sensitive electronic circuits from damage due to excessive voltage from external transients. The SA160CA-R0G is a low capacitance bidirectional TVS diode specifically designed for ESD/ surges protection. It will absorb over-voltage transients from −15kV (air) to 10kV (contact) without performance degradation.

The SA160CA-R0G can be used across a variety of different applications. It can be used to actively protect data lines in automotive electronics systems against ESD and other surge events. Its low clamping voltage and clamping current makes it particularly suitable for protection of A-D converters and microcontrollers. Another common application of the SA160CA-R0G TVS diode is in communications and networking equipment, such as high-speed data line transceivers, routers, modems, and other similar devices. These TVS diodes can also be used to protect sensitive processors, memory, video, audio, and other components in networking, audio, and video systems.

The SA160CA-R0G is designed to protect against high voltage spikes in both pulse and continuous current situations. Its bidirectional flow path makes it able to trap transients from either direction, so it can protect two wires from a same surge event. The diode’s capacitance is also extremely low, allowing it to quickly absorb a voltage spike without interfering with the signal.

The SA160CA-R0G is a unique device capable of suppressing ESD and surge events that other components are not able to protect against. Its low capacitance and bidirectional properties make it the perfect fit for a variety of applications, including automotive, communications and networking devices, and even consumer electronics. The SA160CA-R0G is the perfect choice for anyone looking for reliable and efficient protection of their sensitive electronics.

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