SMAJ7.0C

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The SMAJ7.0C is a type of Transient Voltage Suppression (TVS) diode that is designed to protect electronics from voltage surges. It is a uni-directional diode that has very high surge current capability. TVS diodes are used to prevent damage to sensitive electronics due to voltage spikes or ESD (electrostatic discharge).

The SMAJ7.0C has a breakdown voltage of 7.0 volts and a peak pulse power rating of 500 watts. It has a maximum clamping voltage of 14.3 volts, which means that it effectively reduces the voltage to a safe level when the surge exceeds 7 volts. The SMAJ7.0C has an operating temperature range of -55 to 150°C, making it suitable for use in a wide range of applications. The SMAJ7.0C is also available in various package styles including Surface Mount, Through-Hole, and Chassis-Mount.

The SMAJ7.0C works by diverting surge current away from the electrical component that it is connected to. This helps protect sensitive components from overvoltage stresses. When the voltage exceeds the external device’s breakdown voltage, the SMAJ7.0C will start to conduct current and divert it away from the sensitive device.

In addition, the SMAJ7.0C can be used to protect a device from ESD events. The device will clamp the voltage to a safe level, thus preventing any damage to the connected equipment. The SMAJ7.0C can also help protect against power transients.

The SMAJ7.0C has a number of applications in the electronics industry. It can be used to protect circuits and components from power transients and ESD events. It can also be used to prevent the number of power-on resets and premature failure of devices due to power fluctuation.

The SMAJ7.0C is a versatile component with various application fields and a wide operating temperature range. It is designed to protect electronics from voltage surges and is an effective solution for protecting sensitive devices from overvoltage and reverse current transients.

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