TMOV34S201MX2696

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TVS - Varistors, MOVs, which stands for Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors, is a type of device commonly used in electronic circuits for limiting protection against voltage surges. The TMOV34S201MX2696 is a varistor that can be used to protect circuits from transients of varying voltage levels.

The TMOV34S201MX2696 is a surface mount, ceramic coated varistor specifically designed to provide protection against transients from power sources and other forms of electrical noise. It is capable of handling voltages up to 34V, and has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. It is also rated for up to 200pF maximum capacitance and 3.5A maximum continuous current.

The TMOV34S201MX2696 is commonly used in automotive, industrial, and military applications, as well as protection of sensitive electronics when voltage surges and inductive spikes occur. Its ability to quickly discharge energy at a wide range of frequencies makes it ideal for these applications. Additionally, its small size makes it suitable for compact designs where space is at a premium.

The working principle of the TMOV34S201MX2696 is relatively simple. It works by diverting a current surge away from sensitive circuitry in the event of an overvoltage. When a voltage surge occurs, the device begins to conduct in order to provide an alternate path for the surge energy to dissipate. At the same time, it will limit the voltage across the device to a safe level, thus protecting the sensitive circuitry from any damage.

When looking for a surge protector to protect a variety of circuits and devices from transients, the TMOV34S201MX2696 is an excellent choice. Its wide operating temperature range, high voltage rating, and small size makes it suitable for many applications. Additionally, its fast response time and low capacitance makes it ideal for high frequency transients as well.

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