SMF36AHRQG

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The SMF36AHRQG is a transient voltage suppression (TVS) diode designed to protect sensitive electronic components from high voltage transients. It is an ideal diode for applications such as automotive, telecommunications, and computer systems where transient voltage may damage sensitive components.

The SMF36AHRQG diode is a three-pin, unidirectional device. The first pin is the anode, the second is the cathode, and the third is the guard. The anode is connected to a positive supply, while the cathode is connected to a ground or a negative supply. The guard pin is connected to the cathode to enable the reverse diode operation. This pin is also referred to as the cathode return pin.

The SMF36AHRQG diode works on the principle of avalanche breakdown protection. When a large voltage is applied across the device, the diode rapidly switches from a high impedance state into a low impedance state. This in turn reduces the voltage across the device, which protects sensitive electronics from the transient voltage. The diode also features ESD protection, which helps protect the device from electrostatic discharge.

The SMF36AHRQG diode has a wide range of applications. It is widely used to protect automotive electronics from high voltage transients, such as those seen in spark plugs or starters. It can also be used in telecommunications and computer systems to protect sensitive components from voltage transients. In addition, the diode is used in consumer electronics products, such as refrigerators and microwaves, to protect them from damage due to high voltage transients. The diode is also used in lightning protection applications.

The SMF36AHRQG diode is an ideal choice for applications requiring protection from transient voltage. This diode is designed to provide the highest possible level of protection against high voltage transients while also providing ESD protection.

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