SMAJ8.5ATR

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TVSs, or Transient Voltage Suppressors, are devices used to protect sensitive electronic circuits and components from transient voltage induction, such as electrical spikes. They do this by acting as a temporary short circuit on the overvoltage, thus allowing the current to be redirected away from the vulnerable components. The TVS diode is a common type of TVS, and is used to protect circuits from transients.

The SMAJ8.5ATR is a surface mount TVS diode designed to protect sensitive circuits from transients. This diode is part of a series of transil devices that are designed for use in automotive applications. The SMAJ8.5ATR has an operating voltage up to 8.5V and a peak pulse power up to 400W.

The SMAJ8.5ATR has two primary applications. Firstly, it is used for protection from transients in automotive applications. It is used in a variety of applications including power lines, electronic control systems, and data lines. Secondly, it is used for controlling and protecting HVAC systems. In these applications, the diode is used to clamp or limit the voltage of the waveform, thus protecting the HVAC system from electrical noise or transient voltages.

The working principle of the SMAJ8.5ATR is based on a diode\'s capacity to act as a voltage limiter. When a transient voltage is applied to the device, the diode will act as a short circuit, allowing the current to be redirected away from the vulnerable components. The diode will then quickly recover and return to its original voltage level, thus preventing any further damage to the circuit.

The SMAJ8.5ATR is a useful tool for protecting sensitive circuits and components from transient voltage induction. It is suitable for use in both automotive and HVAC applications, and offers reliable protection for any circuit. The diode\'s ability to quickly recover from transients makes it an ideal choice for environments where transient voltages are common.

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