TMOV34S321MPX2696

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Varistors, or voltage-dependent resistors (VDRs), are electronic components with non-linear resistance characteristics. They can be used to protect circuit components from transient voltage spikes, which can cause permanent damage or reduce the lifetime of components. In addition, VDRs can be used in a variety of applications including electrical insulation, surge absorption, filtering, and signal processing.

Metal-Oxide Varistors (MOVs) are components that are designed to protect against transient overvoltages. They are made up of a mix of ceramic material and metal oxides, with a disc-like shape. MOVs act as a “clamp” by limiting the voltage to the desired maximum level. MOVs are widely used in power supplies, power electronics, communications systems, industrial electronics, and consumer electronics.

The TMOV34S321MPX2696 is a metal-oxide varistor (MOV) designed to protect against transient overvoltages. This particular MOV has a voltage of ±3V, resistance of 34KOhms, and peak current of 21A. It is capable of handling a peak current of up to 2696A, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The TMOV34S321MPX2696 is designed to clamp transient over voltage and protect circuitry during power surges. It is commonly used in power supplies, power electronics, communications systems, industrial electronics, and consumer electronics applications. It is also used in solar panels and other renewable energy sources to protect them from surges in current or voltage.

The working principle of the TMOV34S321MPX2696 is based on the nonlinear characteristics of a varistor. When a surge of voltage is applied to the MOV, it will start to conduct current and act as a clamp. The magnitude of the current depends on the voltage applied, as well as the resistance of the MOV. The maximum current that the MOV can handle is specified in the datasheet as peak current. The device can handle deep surges and spikes, as long as the peak current is not exceeded.

In addition to its ability to limit voltage, the MOV also provides protection against electrical noise and other radiations. This is accomplished by use of the MOV\'s high capacitance. The MOV will absorb electrical noise and convert it to thermal energy. This helps to protect sensitive components from electromagnetic interference (EMI) that could interfere with the circuit\'s operation.

The TMOV34S321MPX2696 is an ideal choice for protecting electronic circuits from transient overvoltages. With its wide range of application fields and its ability to withstand voltage transients up to 2696A, it is a great option for any design project.

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