TMPG06-12AHE3/53

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TMPG06-12AHE3/53 is a transient voltage suppression (TVS) diode used primarily to protect sensitive electronic components from destructive or disruptive voltage transients. It is primarily seen in mission-critical applications like automotive, medical equipment, and military and aerospace platforms.

The TVS-Diode is a diode with an active element that prevents voltage surges by diverting the surge voltage to ground. It works by allowing current to flow in only one direction which limits the voltage to a safe level. TVS diodes have been designed to meet vital safety, reliability, and durability requirements. This makes them ideal for applications where overvoltage protection is needed such as telecommunications, automotive, power supplies, and consumer electronics.

The TMPG06-12AHE3/53 features a low reverse leakage current and can provide transient protection up to 20kV/us. This makes it a great choice for high-speed applications. The device also has an impressive working voltage with an operating range from -40°C to +125°C, making it ideal for a variety of extreme environments. Additionally, the device offers robust protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD).

The TMPG06-12AHE3/53 has a typical response time of less than 1ns, making it a great choice for surge protection applications. The device also has a low working voltage, making it ideal for applications where space is at a premium. Additionally, the device is rugged and can withstand many types of environmental conditions.

The TMPG06-12AHE3/53 TVS diodes are a great choice for a variety of applications in the automotive, medical and military/aerospace industries. The device can provide reliable protection against overvoltage transients and is durable enough to withstand harsh operating conditions. The device also has impressive response times and offers ESD protection for enhanced system reliability.

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