SA58CA B0G

Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS) are electro-magnetic components that guard electronic devices against power surges typically caused by lightning strikes or voltage anomalies. TVS diodes, also known as surge suppressors, are a common type of transient voltage suppressor that works by redirecting transient voltages away from sensitive components. TVS diodes protect boards and equipment against surges and spikes in voltage, and typically last up to 10 years.

SA58CA B0G is a type of Transient Voltage Suppressor Diode (TVS). It is designed for surge currents up to 400A, a peak pulse power dissipation of 1500W, and bi-directional operation. This diode has a breakdown voltage of 14 volts, and can handle up to 20A of current. This makes it suitable for use in USB power supplies and other applications requiring high speed switching.

The SA58CA B0G works by clamping over-voltages to its clamping voltage, thus limiting the amount of current that flows through the circuit. When a transient voltage spike occurs, the diode conducts current and diverts it away from the sensitive components in the electronics circuit. This protects the electronics from any damage caused by the over-voltage. The amount of current redirected depends on the breakdown voltage of the diode.

The SA58CA B0G also features a “floating” structure that is beneficial for applications with multiple voltage categories. It can tolerate a wide range of reverse and forward voltages, and is therefore suitable for most types of electronics applications. The diode also has a fast clamping response time, allowing it to conduct current quickly and efficiently.

SA58CA B0G is a versatile and reliable diode that is widely used in many electronics applications. Its low cost, high performance, and wide operating range makes it an ideal choice for dealing with transient voltage surges. It is especially popular in applications that require high speed switching, such as USB power supplies. With its advanced protection features, the SA58CA B0G ensures that your electronic devices and circuits are protected from transients.