SL1011A145C

Series:	SL1011A
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Voltage - DC Spark Over (Nom):	145V
Impulse Discharge Current (8/20µs):	5000A (5kA)
Tolerance:	--
Number of Poles:	2
Fail Short:	No
Mounting Type:	User Defined
Package / Case:	Cylinder No Lead

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT) are protective devices designed to safeguard electronic and electrical equipment against lightning and power surge transients caused by external sources such as lightning strikes and powerlines. The SL1011A145C GDT is a transient voltage protection device designed to provide highly reliable protection for circuits operating at 340 VDC or lower. The SL1011A145C GDT is constructed using a small Semiconductor GDT, a GDT capacitor, and a GDT resistor connected in series, the three components are designed to act together as a high frequency combiner.The SL1011A145C GDT combines the features of an integrated circuit GDT with the traditional air gap arrester. The SL1011A145C GDT has an integrated circuit GDT with capacitive discharge with a fast response time. The GDT capacitor provides a fast response to high voltage transient pulses that is capable of suppressing voltage spikes in both positive and negative polarities. The GDT capacitor has a very low leakage current of 10 microamps per volt of applied voltage which is perfect for applications where low current drain is critical. The GDT resistor helps to ensure that the voltage applied to the GDT is limited to a safe level.The SL1011A145C GDT is most commonly used in power electronics applications such as telecom, telecommunications, base station equipment, and powerline communications. The GDT is particularly designed to suppress lightning and surge transients that can potentially damage or destroy sensitive electronic components, such as microprocessors. The SL1011A145C is designed to operate up to a maximum voltage of 340 VDC, at an operating frequency of up to 15kHz. The SL1011A145C GDT offers a wide range of voltage protection levels, ranging from 200 to 500 Volts.The SL1011A145C GDT has a very low leakage current of less than 10 microamps per volt applied, making it ideal for applications where low current drain is critical. The GDT also provides excellent pulse current handling and fast response to transient events. It has a very low threshold voltage at which it becomes active and provides the necessary protection for the circuit.The SL1011A145C GDT is constructed using an integrated circuit GDT, a GDT capacitor, and a GDT resistor connected in series. The SL1011A145C GDT is designed to provide excellent protection for circuits operating at up to a maximum voltage of 340 VDC at operating frequencies of up to 15kHz.The integrated circuit GDT provides a fast response to high voltage transient pulses and has the capability to suppress voltage spikes in both positive and negative directions. The GDT capacitor provides the necessary high frequency current combining features, as well as a low leakage current. The GDT resistor provides the necessary current limiting to ensure that the applied voltage to the GDT is limited to a safe level.The SL1011A145C GDT is ideal for sensitive electronic circuits and has applications in power electronics and telecom. The GDT is designed to provide protection against both high voltage transients and short duration power surges, and has a very low leakage current making it ideal for applications where low current drain is critical. The GDT has a fast response to high voltage transient pulses, providing excellent protection for sensitive electronic components, such as microprocessors. The GDT can be used in a variety of different applications, and it provides reliable voltage protection for circuits operating at up to 340 VDC.

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