SP6002-04UTG-1

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes are unidirectional protection devices designed to protect electronic circuits from transient overvoltages. SP6002-04UTG-1 is a low-capacitance, low-capacitance, surge suppressing diode developed by STMicroelectronics. This TVS diode provides bi-directional ESD, Lightning and Surge protection for consumer and industrial applications.

A typical application field for SP6002-04UTG-1 is telecommunications. It can be used indoors in equipment such as telephone lines and set top boxes to protect against overvoltage spikes generated during lightning or static electricity, as well as from any other abnormally high voltage. It can also be used on aerial or underground network feeds to protect from ESD. The diode provides overvoltage protection for both data lines and power lines.

SP6002-04UTG-1 is designed to protect sensitive components from damage caused by ESD, Lightning and Surge events. It does this by providing a low capacitance path for the electric charge to flow away from the protected device. The diode is able to withstand ESD discharges up to 15kV (Human Body Mode) and 8kV (Machine Model). Its suppression performance is rated at 3kA (8/20us) for surge events.

The working principle of SP6002-04UTG-1 is simple: when the voltage across the diode exceeds its breakdown voltage, the diode will conduct and dissipate the electric charge, providing a path for the current to flow and protecting the device from overvoltage. Once the overvoltage event is over, the diode will act as an open circuit, blocking any further current flow and preventing the device from damage.

In summary, SP6002-04UTG-1 is a low-capacitance, surge suppressing diode developed by STMicroelectronics. This TVS diode provides bi-directional ESD, Lightning and Surge protection for consumer and industrial applications, and can be used in telecommunications equipment to protect against transient overvoltages. The diode operates by providing a low capacitance path for electric charge to flow away from the protected device, providing overvoltage protection for both data lines and power lines.

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