SMAJ10CA R3G

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SMAJ10CA R3G is a Transient Voltage Suppression (TVS) diode designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment from damage caused by electrostatic discharge or similar transient voltage events. It is ideally suited for applications such as computers, mobile phones, gaming consoles, LCD displays, and many other consumer electronic products.

The SMAJ10CA R3G diode is a 2-pin, unidirectional device, available in both a surface-mount and through-hole package. Internally, it is constructed of a Zener diode, two metal-oxide varistors (MOVs), and a resistor connection to reduce di/dt and circuit noise. This combination of components and design provides excellent protection from transient voltage events, and makes the device suitable for a wide range of applications.

When voltage across the diode reaches a certain threshold, the internal Zener diode triggers, allowing the MOVs to conduct current and clamp the voltage. This effectively limits any further voltage rise beyond the clamp voltage, protecting the device from overvoltage impacts. This process is referred to as a snap-back mechanism and allows the device to protect sensitive electronic components from catastrophic failure.

The SMAJ10CA R3G also features high surge capability of up to 600W, making it effective for applications including over-voltage protection, protecting against lightning and static discharges, and even protecting against power surge events. Additionally, the SMAJ10CA R3G is designed to operate with a wide operating temperature range of -55 to 150°C.

Overall, the SMAJ10CA R3G is a robust, low-cost solution for applications requiring transient voltage suppression. Its combination of components provides excellent protection from transient voltage events, plus its high surge capability, wide operating temperature range, and low cost makes it a reliable choice for protecting sensitive electronic components from damage.

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