SA36ARL

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SA36ARL Application Field and Working Principle

SA36ARL is a type of TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) Diode, which is a protective device used to protect both humans and electrical devices from potential damages caused by transient over-voltage. It is an ideal solution for a wide range of high-end consumer electronics and equipment, such as PCs, peripherals, modems, cellphones, etc.

TVS diodes act in an opposite way to Zener diodes, which dissipate energy in the form of heat at a maximum rated power. TVS diodes usually protect electronic devices from transients, rather than steady voltage levels. They work by clamping the voltage down to a safe level.

The principle of the SA36ARL TVS lies in its ability to absorb excessive electric charges and energy before they reach other parts of the circuit. It functions as a barrier, controlling the movement of electric fields and blocking harmful transients. It redirects the current away from the sensitive components, reducing the chances of damage.

SA36ARL TVS diodes are particularly designed for applications where there is a risk of high voltage surges in the range of 24V to 36V. The device has an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C and a peak power rating of 33.6W. It is capable of handling current surges up to 300A. Furthermore, it has a low leakage current of 0.5µA and a high capacitance of 1000pF.

The SA36ARL Diode has excellent clamping characteristics and can be used in situations where the risk of over-voltage is present. Its fast response time of less than 1 nanosecond enables it to absorb the transient and dissipate it safely without damaging the delicate parts of the circuit. With its high surge capability, it’s suitable for various applications which requires transient immunity.

In summary, SA36ARL TVS is an excellent choice for high-end electronic applications, particularly those which require an immediate response to prevent any damage from transient over-voltage, and is fast becoming a popular choice among electronic engineers for its powerful performance.

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