TGL41-12-E3/96

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) Diodes are devices that protect other components in a circuit from overvoltage damage. The TGL41-12-E3/96 is designed to limit the effects of overvoltage conditions and provide a fast clamping response.

A TVS diode is a two-terminal semiconductor device. Its main purpose is to protect integrated circuits and other sensitive electronics from overvoltage events, through its ability to provide low voltage clamping. This is accomplished by controlling the voltage over a certain predefined limit and diverting unwanted transients and surges to ground.

The TGL41-12-E3/96 is a unidirectional device, meaning it only conducts current in one direction. It is designed to protect one or more power or data lines from overvoltage damage. It has a maximum limit voltage of 12 V, and it can provide clamping voltage levels of 5V, 7V, or 10V, depending on the application.

The TGL41-12-E3/96 features a low insertion capacitance of 6.2 pF, as well as a high peak pulse power (2500 W) and highly stable performance. This makes it well suited for a wide range of applications, including telecommunications, automotive, and consumer electronics.

The working principle of the TGL41-12-E3/96 is quite simple. In normal operation, the diode does not conduct current, as the voltage is below the breakdown voltage. However, when a surge or overvoltage occurs, the diode is triggered and rapidly conducts current, limiting the voltage to a safe level.

For many applications, the TGL41-12-E3/96 is a great choice for protecting sensitive electronics from overvoltage. It is suitable for use in both high-power and low-power applications, and its high peak pulse power makes it reliable in the face of transients and surges.

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