SMDA24C-7

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TVS - Diodes are electronic components designed to protect other electronic components from damage caused by electrical surges, mostly in the form of electrostatic discharge (ESD). SMDA24C-7 is one such device in that family.

SMDA24C-7 is a common-mode double diode array with two 24-V breakdown voltage array packages. It was designed to provide added protection in high-speed data lines and other high-speed elements that could be vulnerable to ESD. And it is widely used for ESD protection in automotive, industrial and consumer products.

When an electrical surge enters the SMDA24C-7, the diodes start to conduct electricity, allowing the current to flow through them instead of through the circuits they are protecting. The diodes become a barrier, diverting the current away from vulnerable components. The circuit is then momentarily protected from damage.

SMDA24C-7 also has a number of unique features. Its low capacitance not only preserves signal integrity at high frequencies, but also helps reduce power dissipation. With a low clamping voltage, the device is capable of handling higher peak currents and transients with less power dissipation. In addition, the device has a fast triggering speed, allowing it to activate quickly and protect components from damage.

The device also features low leakage current to help slow down the aging process in the protected circuits. Low thermal resistance also helps dissipate heat effectively from the protected components.

Overall, SMDA24C-7 is a reliable device specifically designed to help reduce the effects of ESD and other transients. It is designed to provide effective protection for high-speed data lines and other sensitive elements from damage. Its fast activation time, low capacitance, low clamping voltage, low leakage current, and low thermal resistance make it a great choice for ESD protection.

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