SL10 2R005-B

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Inrush current limiters, also known as ICLs, are widely used in electronic circuits to protect components, including SL10 2R005-B. Inrush current is the maximum amount of electric current that flows into an already powered circuit when a new power source is connected. It is usually several times higher than the normal operating current. Too much inrush current can damage components such as motors, transformers, and drive circuits. An ICL works by limiting the amount of inrush current that can flow into an electronic circuit by providing a resistance to the incoming current. Typically, this resistance is provided either by a resistor, or by a special type of diode known as a “meltdown diode.”

SL10 2R005-B is a two-terminal ICL designed specifically for voltage regulator line filters, especially for applications such as high-end servers or telecom systems. This ICL is rated for an operational voltage of between 1.5V and 6.3V and can tolerate a maximum current of 2A. This makes it suitable for applications requiring high inrush current. The two terminals of SL10 2R005-B connected to an external filter are connected in series, with the P terminal being the “negative” end and the C terminal being the “positive” end. The P terminal provides the necessary current limitation, while the C terminal provides the necessary voltage control.

When power is first applied to the SL10 2R005-B, the P terminal will draw a large amount of inrush current. This current will be limited to 2A by the resistance provided by the P terminal. Once the current reaches its limit, the C terminal will kick in and provide a voltage-limiting action. The voltage will be gradually reduced until it reaches the set value of between 1.5V and 6.3V. At this point, the C terminal will hold the voltage steady, and the circuit can now be operated normally.

SL10 2R005-B is designed to be very efficient and reliable. Its two-terminal design allows it to provide the necessary protection with minimal loss of power. This is important in applications where the efficiency of the system must be maximized. Additionally, the SL10 2R005-B’s solid construction ensures that it will last for many years, even with repeated inrush current events.

Inrush current limiters are an important part of any electronic design. They are critical for ensuring the longevity of components, and for maximizing power efficiency. SL10 2R005-B is a highly effective ICL that is well-suited for protecting voltage regulator line filters in high-end servers or telecom systems where the inrush current is high. This two-terminal ICL is able to reduce the inrush current quickly, making it an ideal choice.

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