SMBG6.5CHE3/5B

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes are an important type of electrical protection components. They are used to protect sensitive electronic circuits from voltage surges. The SMBG6.5CHE3/5B is a type of unidirectional TVS diode typically used in sensitive electronic applications.

The SMBG6.5CHE3/5B is a 6.5 V zener diode with a 5A maximum continuous forward current. It features a mechanically robust quartz lite glass shell and offers excellent protection from static discharge and voltage transients. The diode is also rated for a peak pulse current of 10A and a breakdown voltage of 6.5V +/- 20%.

The SMBG6.5CHE3/5B can be used in a variety of applications, including automotive, medical, telecom, and consumer electronics. It is ideal for protecting sensitive electronic circuits from voltage transient events, such as electrical overshoots and lightning strikes. The diode is also capable of providing effective electrostatic protection in the event of voltage induced transients.

The working principle of the SMBG6.5CHE3/5B is based on the ESD protection structures, as well as the bi-directional valve action provided by a pair of thyristors. The protective structure is designed to clamp the excess voltage and dissipate it in the form of heat. This action effectively dissipates the damaging transient voltage. If the ESD event is severe enough, the SMBG6.5CHE3/5B may fail, but it can be easily replaced in a given application if necessary.

The SMBG6.5CHE3/5B is a reliable and efficient diode for protecting sensitive electronic circuits from voltage transients. It is ideal for a variety of applications, including automotive, medical, telecom, and consumer electronics. It is also capable of providing effective electrostatic protection in the event of voltage induced transients. The diode is mechanically robust and provides excellent protection from static discharge and voltage transients.

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