TMOV14RP175M

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) devices come in different types, such as varistors, MOVs, and TMOV14RP175M. These devices are used for a variety of applications, such as protection against overvoltage, lightning strikes, power interruption, and surges. The TMOV14RP175M is one of the most popular types of MOVs, and it is used in a variety of applications.

The TMOV14RP175M device is a Surface Mount Varistor that is made from a special grade of zinc oxide crystalline material encased in a epoxy resin case. This device is designed to provide voltage and current protection for any electronic equipment. It has a working voltage range of 0 to 175V, with an operating voltage of 12V. It can handle a maximum peak current of 10A, and a maximum dissipation of 5W. It also has a maximum peak power of 30W.

The working principle of the TMOV14RP175M is simple. When a voltage spike or surge occurs, the device ‘clamps’ the voltage to a safe level. This prevents the equipment from being damaged by the excess voltage. This is done by utilizing the ZnO layer, which absorbs the excess energy and dissipates it as heat. The device is also designed to react quickly and respond to voltage disturbances within 50 milliseconds, providing fast and efficient protection.

The TMOV14RP175M can be used in numerous applications. It can be used in power supplies, motors, electronic control systems, telecommunication systems, and LCD displays. It is also suited for automotive, consumer, medical, and industrial applications.

The TMOV14RP175M is a reliable and cost-effective device that provides a good level of protection against voltage surges and transients. It has a fast response time that helps protect electronic components from damage. It is also a durable device that can withstand a wide range of environmental conditions, making it a great choice for any application that requires voltage or current protection.

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