SMP14-M3/84A

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

The SMP14-M3/84A TVS diode is a device used to protect circuits against damaging transients, interference, electrostatic discharge, and other electrical incidents. This device consists of a diode array which replaces the traditional single diode protection circuit. This allows for a much higher surge capability and improved response time. In addition, it features a low clamping voltage and low stand-off voltage.

The SMP14-M3/84A is designed for use in telecommunications, data processing, and information technology applications. It is also suitable for use in other electronic applications where a high degree of protection is necessary. The device\'s surge capability is approximately 300A (8/20 µs pulse) and can handle up to 10kW of energy. It has a breakdown voltage of 14V and an operating voltage of 11.5V. The device\'s package offers a reduced size and facilitates installation in tight confines.

The SMP14-M3/84A TVS diode works by detecting a current flowing through the device and then switching on the diode array. The diode array is a series of diodes which redirect the current to provide the circuit with protection. When the protection circuit is activated, the device\'s breakdown voltage is reached, which provides the circuit with the necessary protection. The device\'s low clamping voltage and low stand-off voltage further reduce the risk of damage to the circuitry.

The SMP14-M3/84A is an ideal device for protecting sensitive electronics from a range of common electrical transients. The device is relatively inexpensive when compared to other protection devices and can be easily incorporated into a circuit. It features a small form factor, making it a great choice for applications where space is at a premium. With its high surge capability and low stand-off voltage, the SMP14-M3/84A is a reliable and efficient choice for protecting sensitive electronics.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference