TB1100M-13

TVS - Thyristors are a type of component used in electrical systems to regulate which and how the current flows. They have become increasingly common in modern applications due to their ability to efficiently regulate current and reduce power losses. One of the most popular TVS components is the TB1100M-13. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the TB1100M-13.

The TB1100M-13 is a bidirectional TVS diode that is capable of handling large transients on high currents. It is also capable of withstanding large surge currents and peak power dissipation. Due to this, it is the perfect component for protecting sensitive electronics on high voltage applications. This includes power supplies, communications systems, automotive electronics, and industrial equipment.

The TB1100M-13 is designed with a low leakage current that allows it to quickly respond to transient events. It is also equipped with a wide voltage range, making it suitable for use in both AC and DC applications. It is also capable of supporting high surge currents, up to 110 A peak pulse current. This makes the TB1100M-13 ideal for use in applications that require high current handling capacity.

The working principle of the TB1100M-13 is quite simple. When the voltage across it increases over its reverse breakdown voltage (VDR), it begins to conduct current. This causes a rapid discharge of energy and dissipates it as heat, effectively limiting the voltage spike. Once the current has been dissipated, the voltage returns to its normal level.

The TB1100M-13 is a versatile component that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is especially useful for protecting sensitive electronics in high voltage applications. Its wide voltage range and large surge current capability make it suitable for both AC and DC systems. Additionally, its low leakage current allows it to quickly respond to transient events. As such, the TB1100M-13 is an invaluable component for protecting electronics in high voltage applications.