SMDA24-6TR

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SMDA24-6TR is one of the most widely used TVS - Diodes on the market. It is designed to protect electronic equipment from transient overvoltage. It is a surge protector that prevents voltage spikes from exceeding certain range and can reduce peak power and voltage surges that can destroy electronic components.

The features that set SMDA24-6TR apart from other TVS - Diodes are its robust construction, durable design, and protection capabilities. It has a surge current rating of 500A and a peak pulse power dissipation of 8.3kW. It also has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. It has an additional V-I characteristic curve trimmer resistor which allows for a customized response to transient events.

SMDA24-6TR is a diverse product, making it suitable for a wide variety of applications. It can be used in automotive, medical, industrial, energy, communication, and consumer applications. It is commonly used in applications such as Ethernet and USB ports, TVS diodes, telecom and network equipment, and solar panels

SMDA24-6TR has two basic working principles. The first is the avalanche effect, which happens when the reverse voltage exceeds the breakdown voltage of the diode. This causes the current to be rapidly increased. The second is the clamping effect, which is where the current is limited by the clamping resistance of the TVS diode. It diverts the harmful transient surge current.

The SMDA24-6TR is an ideal choice for applications that require protection against transient overvoltage. It is a reliable and robust product that provides effective protection. It features a wide operating temperature range, surge current rating, and peak pulse power dissipation. It is a versatile product suitable for many applications. With its two main working principles, it helps protect electronic equipment from harmful spikes that can destroy components.

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