SMBJ100CA-M3/52

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The SMBJ100CA-M3/52 is a form of TVS - Diode, which is a type of semiconductor component that is used to protect voltage spike. Essentially, it is a form of electrical protection that is used to protect sensitive components from costly damage due to power surges.

The main working principle of TVS - Diodes is that it works as a surge current limiter. When a voltage spike or surge occurs, the TVS diode will protect components by clamping the voltage below a certain level. This prevents any excess current from passing through the circuit and reaching the sensitive components. This helps prevent damage to components or the entire circuit.

The SMBJ100CA-M3/52 is a TVS Diode that is rated for maximum working voltage of 100V and peak reverse voltage of 150V. It can handle peak surge currents of 4500 amps at 8x20us. This is a very high performance diode and it is commonly used in automotive and industrial applications. In automotive applications, it is used to protect ECUs and electrical components from short circuit or ESD damage. In industrial applications, it is used in switch mode power supplies and other power conversion systems. It can also be used in LED lighting and charging applications.

In addition to its protection from voltage surge, the SMBJ100CA-M3/52 also provides reverse leakage protection. It also helps reduce EMI/RFI noise, which can be a problem in electronics circuits. It is an ideal device for protecting sensitive electronic components from voltage surge and transient overvoltage.

The SMBJ100CA-M3/52 is a very versatile and reliable device that can be used in any application where protection is needed from overvoltage and overcurrent. It is available in a variety of packaging styles and is easy to integrate into any electronics circuit. It is a very low cost and reliable solution for protecting sensitive electronic components and circuits from excessive voltage and current.

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