SLD16U-017

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A television set or TVS diode is a small device that is used to protect electronic circuits from transients. The SLD16U-017 is one type of TVS diode that is especially useful for providing surge protection. This device can be used to protect both AC and DC circuits, and it also offers a wide range of operating temperatures.

The SLD16U-017 consists of a single silicon diode that is housed in a 3-lead SMD (Surface Mount Package). It has a maximum forward voltage drop of 1.4 volts and a maximum reverse current of 0.8 milliamps. The device is designed to provide a low level of protection against ESD (electrostatic discharge) and EFT (electrical fast transients). It is also designed to provide transient protection against surges up to 6 kilovolts for a pulse duration of up to 8 microseconds.

The SLD16U-017 has several applications in the electronics industry. It can be used in AC or DC circuits as a protection device. This device can be found in smartphones, laptops, and many other portable electronic devices that need to be protected against transients. The device can also be used to protect industrial controllers, digital televisions, and satellite receivers from overvoltage and overcurrent damage.

The working principle of the SLD16U-017 TVS diode is very simple. When a transient event occurs, the silicon diode is triggered into conductivity, allowing the current to flow through it. The current is then diverted away from the circuit and dissipated as heat within the device. This effectively protects the circuit from any damage caused by the transient event.

In conclusion, the SLD16U-017 TVS diode is a useful device that can be used to protect sensitive electronic circuits from transients. It is a small, low cost device that is designed to provide reliable protection against overvoltage and overcurrent conditions. The device is also capable of providing a wide range of operating temperatures.

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