TBU-PL075-100-WH Circuit Protection

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Surge Suppression ICs

Surge Suppression ICs, or transorbs, are a type of semiconductor device used to protect circuit components from voltage or current spikes. In particular, the TBU-PL075-100-WH device is widely used in a range of electronic equipment, including consumer and military products. It has the ability to quickly block high voltage surges and also clamps them to a safe level. It also provides a high level of flexibility, allowing it to be used in a range of applications.

Application Field

The TBU-PL075-100-WH can be found in many different types of consumer and military equipment. Some examples include medical equipment, low power lighting, computing, and telecommunication equipment. Furthermore, it can also be used in industrial automation, off-grid power supplies, and renewable and non-renewable energy generation and storage.

In terms of consumer products, the TBU-PL075-100-WH is most commonly found in mobile phones, tablets, and navigation systems. Additionally, it can also be found in audio visual equipment, such as TVs, DVD players, and video game consoles. Additionally, it can also be found in numerous electrical appliances, such as electric razors, AC adapters, and hair dryers.

Working Principle

The TBU-PL075-100-WH is a bidirectional, symmetrical Transorb device. This means that it can handle voltage surges in both directions, depending on the corresponding surge voltage and clamping level. It is designed to clamp and hold the overvoltage events in a range of 8.5V to 12V, and is able to withstand multiple events up to a maximum of 300V.

The device works by absorbing the energy of a surge and dispersing it as heat. This limits the amount of energy that is transferred to the underlying circuitry. It also has a fast switching time, meaning that it can respond quickly to sudden transient surges. It is able to dissipate up to 100Amp and is designed for use in AC and DC applications.

When in use, the TBU-PL075-100-WH operates in a non-linear way. This means that the peak clamping voltage is triggered when current levels rise rapidly. When this occurs, the device responds by reducing the voltage across the device. This effectively discharges the energy of the surge, and reduces the risk of damaging the underlying circuitry.

Conclusion

The TBU-PL075-100-WH Surge Suppression ICs is a powerful and reliable semiconductor device that can be used in a range of consumer and military applications. It is able to quickly block high voltage surges, and limit the amount of energy that is transferred to the underlying circuitry. It also has a fast switching time, meaning that it can respond quickly to sudden transient surges. Finally, it is able to dissipate up to 100Amp and is ideal for AC and DC applications.

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