SMDA03C-4-2/TR7

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TVS-diodes are an important component of many electronic systems. They provide protection against electrical overstress (EOS) and transients, which can lead to further damage to the device or system. The SMDA03C-4-2/TR7 is a great example of how a TVS-diode can provide EOS protection in a wide variety of applications.

The device is optimized for low leakage currents, capacitance and low capacitance zone LZET (where the diodes are arranged to create a low capacitance zone). It operates in a voltage range from 6 to 33V and can handle up to 100W. The maximum working voltage is 760V and the maximum reverse breakdown voltage is 850V. It comes in two different configurations, with either anode or cathode leads, allowing for easy connection of the diode to the device or circuit.

The SMDA03C-4-2/TR7 is well suited for protection of sensitive components in both consumer and industrial equipment. It is especially useful in applications in which high surge protection needs to be compliant with low leakage current requirements. This makes it ideal for use in durability testing of consumer products such as TVs and mobile phones. It can also be used in automotive, aerospace, and military applications.

The way in which this device works is quite simple. When an overvoltage is applied to the device, the TVS-diode immediately conducts current. This current will then be absorbed by the diode, providing protection to the device or system against further damage from the overvoltage. The device has an inherent clamping voltage, which provides a certain amount of protection against surges in the voltage.

The SMDA03C-4-2/TR7 is a great example of how a TVS-diode can offer reliable EOS protection in a wide variety of applications. The device is capable of providing efficient protection in both durable and non-durable applications, making it a very versatile and useful tool in the electronics industry.

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