TMOV14RP275M

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Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS), Metal Oxide Varistors (MOVs) and Gas Discharge Tubes (GDTs) are all devices that are designed to protect electronic circuits from voltage spikes or transients. They all work in a similar way, by providing an electrical path with an extremely low resistance below a certain threshold voltage and greatly increasing the resistance above that threshold. The most commonly used type of transient voltage suppressor is the MOV or Metal Oxide Varistor, which are usually used for commercial and consumer applications such as surge protection. The TMOV14RP275M is one such MOV, and we’ll examine its application field and working principle in this article.

Application Field

The TMOV14RP275M is a general purpose Multi Layer Varistor (MLV). It is designed to provide protection from overvoltage transients for consumer and industrial electronics. Specifically, it has applications in communication and data systems, consumer appliances, automatic equipment, GPS and navigation systems, and power supplies. Basically, any time you need to protect your electronics or sensitive components from voltage transients and spikes, the TMOV14RP275M can be used to provide effective protection.

Working Principle

The TMOV14RP275M is a multi-layer varistor. This means that it is made up of many layers of semiconductor material, separated by a layer of insulating material. When a surge or voltage transient is present, the voltage gradient across these layers is increased, and the electrons are freed from the atoms they are bound to by this increased voltage gradient. The free electrons form an electric current, which passes through the varistor, allowing the voltage transient to pass through without damaging electronics and components.

The TMOV14RP275M has a nominal breakdown voltage of 275V, which means that the current won’t flow through it unless the voltage exceeds 275V. That means that it can provide effective protection from voltage transients and surges up to 275V without allowing any of the voltage through to the electronics or components. It also has an open voltage of 2V, which is the voltage at which the current starts to flow freely through the varistor, thus allowing it to limit voltage transients and surges up to 275V.

The TMOV14RP275M also has a maximum surge current rating of 13kA, which means that it can handle up to 13kA of surge current without any problems. This makes it ideal for protecting circuits and equipment from large voltage spikes or surges, up to 275V and 13kA.

Conclusion

The TMOV14RP275M is a general purpose MLV that is designed to protect electronics and components from overvoltage transients. It has a nominal breakdown voltage of 275V, an open voltage of 2V, and a maximum surge current rating of 13kA. It is suitable for use in a wide range of consumer and industrial applications, such as communication systems, consumer appliances, power supplies, and GPS and navigation systems. With its effective protection from voltage transients and surges, it is an ideal choice for electronic circuit protection.

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