SMDB15C/TR13

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The SMDB15C/TR13 is a member of Transient Voltage Suppression (TVS) diodes. These devices are used to protect electronics from destructive high voltage surges. When exposed to a high voltage spike, TVS diodes rapidly reduce the voltage to a safe level.

A SMDB15C/TR13 is a unidirectional Voltage Surge Suppressor. This type of TVS diode contains a junction between two terminals that allow current to flow in only one direction, providing protection in the event of a transient voltage surge. When an overvoltage event occurs, the diode “clamps” the excess voltage at a level that will not damage the protected equipment.

SMDB15C/TR13 has an operating voltage of 15V and a typical clamping voltage of 13V. The maximum surge current it can handle is 10A. It is designed to protect against high-energy transients in a variety of applications including power supplies, microprocessors, automotive electronics, and many more.

The TVS diode works by providing a path of least resistance for high-energy transient voltage to dissipate. When a surge of current passes through the diode, it causes the voltage to drop to a safe level. The design of the TVS diode ensures that the transient voltage spike is absorbed while the forward operating voltage is still maintained.

Another important factor to consider when selecting a TVS diode is its response time. SMDB15C/TR13 is designed to respond to voltage surges quickly, responding in less than 5 nanoseconds to protect against even the fastest spikes.

TVS diodes are widely used across many industries due to their ability to protect against a wide range of transient voltage problems. The SMDB15C/TR13 is well suited for use in power supplies, microprocessors, automotive electronics, and other applications. With its fast response time and high surge current handling, this diode provides reliable protection against voltage transients.

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