SMF10AHRQG

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The SMF10AHRQG is a type of Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode, specifically designed to protect electrical and electronic circuits from over-voltages and surges. It is widely used in the Telecommunications, Computer, Automotive, Industrial, Audio/Video and Control markets.

The SMF10AHRQG is a unidirectional diode with a working voltage range of 6V to 220V and a maximum breakdown voltage of 270V, making it suitable for a variety of uses. It has a high peak surge current rating of 10A and a low dynamic impedance, making it an ideal choice for protection in applications where high-speed switching is required. The device is available in a variety of packages, including SMA, SMC and SOD-123.

The SMF10AHRQG is a zener diode which operates by allowing current to flow from its anode to its cathode when the voltage across it rises above the zener voltage. When the external voltage falls again, the SMF10AHRQG will operate as a normal diode, blocking current flow in the reversed direction. This ensures that the protected circuit is not damaged by the over-voltage, and prevents any connected components from becoming damaged by over-voltages and surges.

The SMF10AHRQG is a great choice for over-voltage protection applications, as it is robust and highly reliable. It also has a low power dissipation, making it ideal for automotive and industrial applications where power dissipation must be kept to a minimum. The SMF10AHRQG also has a fast response time, so it can provide effective over-voltage protection even in high-speed applications.

The SMF10AHRQG is a cost-effective and highly reliable solution for over-voltage protection. It has a wide voltage and current range, is available in a variety of packages, and offers fast response time and low power dissipation. All these features make it an ideal choice for a range of over-voltage protection applications.

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