SMBJ10C

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In the field of TVS - Diodes, SMBJ10C is a common used component. It is designed for transient voltage suppression (TVS) and has low operating and clamping voltage and fast response time. It is applicable for in-circuit protection against over-voltage transients caused by inductive load switching, lightning, electrostatic discharge and other transient voltage events.

SMBJ10C is a three-pin unidirectional and bidirectional part with low capacitance (2.0 – 4.0pF), low leakage current, and low clamping voltage. It is a designed in a wide range of voltage ratings from 5V to 600V, and these ratings are determined by its breakdown voltage. Besides, SMBJ10C can function over a wide temperature range, from -55°C to 85°C.

The working principle of a SMBJ10C is based on its construction. It consists of two P-N junction diodes placed back to back. The two diodes are electrically connected so that only the higher voltage can flow through the diode. When the voltage reaches a certain level, the diode will break down, allowing the current to flow through. That break-down voltage is referred to as the clamping voltage, and it is the voltage at which the diode can either start or stop the current.

SMBJ10C is mainly used in applications such as computers, avionics, communications equipment, consumer electronics, automotive systems, and other different operating areas. It is used to protect vulnerable areas of a circuit such as microprocessors, motherboards, power lines and more. The SMBJ10C is most commonly used for over-voltage protection for important components in the circuit.

SMBJ10C is an important piece of technology in the world of TVS -Diodes. It is applicable for a wide range of applications and can provide significant protection from over voltage transients. Its fast response time, low capacitance and leakage current, and low clamping voltage make it an ideal choice for electrical engineers in transient voltage suppression technology.

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