SBLF25L20CT-E3/45

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The SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 belongs to a family of voltage-controlled rectifier arrays. It is a bit different from regular rectifiers and diodes because it is controlled by two separate voltages. The SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 has an application field of voltage clamping, transient voltage suppression, and in current limiting circuits, it uses its working principle to protect circuits from inrush current and over-voltage protection from voltage transients.

The SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 works by using two control voltages, V1 and V2, to set the operating current of the rectifiers and diodes. When the voltage between V1 and V2 is more than 0.2V, the rectifiers and diodes begin to conduct. This means that the SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 can be used as an adjustable current limiter. The circuit can be adjusted to a variety of currents and voltages.

When V1 is more than V2, the SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 acts as a low-voltage clipper. In this mode, the current will be limited to a specific level, preventing the voltage from increasing when it reaches the threshold. If V2 is higher than V1, then the SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 acts as a high-voltage clipper. In this mode, it will reduce the voltage to the same threshold and prevent the current from increasing.

The SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 also has an Over-Voltage Protection (OVP) feature. In this mode, the device will limit the current of the circuit to a certain level when the voltage reaches a specified threshold. This helps to prevent damage to the circuit by over-voltage transients.

The SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 is useful in many applications such as voltage clippers, current limiters, transient voltage suppressors, and over-voltage protection. Its adjustable current limit and protection capabilities make it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications.

In short, the SBLF25L20CT-E3/45 is a voltage-controlled rectifier array that uses two separate voltages to control the current and voltage of a circuit. It is used in many applications such as voltage clippers, current limiters, transient voltage suppressors, and over-voltage protection. This makes it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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