SZMMBZ16VALT1G

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TVS - Diodes

TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) Diodes, also known as Surge Protection Diodes, are voltage limiting components that protect against overvoltage and/or overcurrent, and are typically used in high-speed, short-duration applications. They are designed to clamp the voltage at the limit by diverting part of the current through the diode, thus preventing further voltage increase and the associated destruction of components. In addition, TVS Diodes offer several benefits, including ESD protection, improved safety, and improved reliability in sensitive circuits.

SZMMBZ16VALT1G application field and working principle

The SZMMBZ16VALT1G is a bidirectional TVS diode designed for use in applications that require high-speed, overvoltage/overcurrent protection. The device functions as a voltage clamp, limiting high voltage/high current transients to a safe level and safely dissipating them. The SZMMBZ16VALT1G also offers ESD protection and is suitable for applications such as computers and industrial controllers.

The SZMMBZ16VALT1G is designed with a breakover voltage and junction capacitance that allows it to function as an effective voltage clamp. When the device is placed along the path of a voltage transient, it acts as a short circuit, diverting around 10% of the current through itself. The breakover voltage and junction capacitance ensure that the diode can reduce the transient voltage to a safe level, thus preventing further destruction of components. The device\'s ESD protection also ensures that the circuit is not damaged by electrostatic discharge.

In summary, the SZMMBZ16VALT1G is a bidirectional TVS diode designed specifically for high-speed, short duration applications that require overvoltage/overcurrent protection, ESD protection, and improved safety and reliability. The device functions as an effective voltage clamp by limiting high voltage/high current transients to a safe level and safely dissipating them, thus preventing further destruction of components.

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