SP8143-06UTG

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TVS - Diodes (Transient Voltage Suppressors) are used to protect sensitive electronics from high-energy voltage surges. The SP8143-06UTG is a high-performance TVS diode designed to protect against electrical overstress in low-voltage (200 to 700V) applications such as telecommunications, CATV, wireless infrastructure, industrial automation, and medical electronics.

The SP8143-06UTG offers superior ESD protection, excellent clamping performance, low leakage current, and low Clamping Voltage. Its ultra-thin design ensures that it will not take up any unnecessary space and makes it ideal for placement on crowded printed circuit boards (PCB).

The SP8143-06UTG works by clamping high-energy voltage surges before they can reach and damage sensitive electronic components. Its low capacitance skirting helps to stop high-frequency transients from entering the circuit. The low threshold voltage ensures that low-level signals are allowed to pass while still providing protection against ESD, lightning surges, and other overvoltage events.

The SP8143-06UTG is capable of handling surges up to 400 amps (8/20μs) peak pulse current, with a maximum peak pulse power dissipation of 500 watts. It also has a low clamping voltage, typically <10V, depending on the level of surge current. The ultra-thin design of the SP8143-06UTG makes it suitable for applications where space is at a premium, and it is ideal for use in automated test equipment and telecommunications systems.

Overall, the SP8143-06UTG is an excellent choice for protecting sensitive electronics from electrical overstress, making it a great choice for applications where dependability and performance are of the utmost importance. With its low capacitance skirting and low clamping voltage, the SP8143-06UTG provides superior protection against ESD, lightning strikes, and other electrical overstress events.

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