TMPG06-20A-E3/73

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TVS Diodes are specifically designed to protect electronic devices such as microprocessors and microcontrollers from high-energy surges or voltage spikes. The TMPG06-20A-E3/73 is an example of a TVS Diode offering superior performance to help protect sensitive electronic devices. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the TMPG06-20A-E3/73.

Application Field

The TMPG06-20A-E3/73 is designed to be used in data transmission and microprocessor applications that require protection from surges and voltage spikes. It is especially suitable for applications where the size and weight of the device are primary concerns. The device is lead-free and RoHS compliant, making it ideal for installations in harsh environments. It can also be used in automotive applications, where its small form factor and superior protection capabilities make it an ideal choice.

Working Principle

The TMPG06-20A-E3/73 consists of two high-performance zener diodes connected in a series connection. This configuration is used to achieve superior protection performance, as the breakdown voltage of the two diodes is less than the combined breakdown voltage of the two diodes. When exposed to high-energy surges or voltage spikes, the two diodes in the series connection will clamp down on the voltage to protect sensitive components from damage. This is known as the clamping action. The device also has a low capacitance of 9pF, which minimizes signal loss when used in data transmission applications.

The TMPG06-20A-E3/73 is a high-performance TVS Diode offering superior protection against high-energy surges and voltage spikes. With its small size and high performance, it is ideal for use in a wide range of applications. It can be used in automotive applications, data transmission, and microprocessor applications, providing reliable protection from voltage spikes and surges.

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