TP5KP14A

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) - Diodes is a type of semiconductor device made of two amplifying discrete diodes usually fabricated using Silicon-Germanium (SiGe) technology. It is designed to provide overvoltage protection by efficiently clamping transient voltages up to 5000 volts (kV). The TP5KP14A is a 5KV unidirectional (Bi-directional) Silicon-Germanium Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode in an SOT-23 package.

The TP5KP14A is suitable for a wide range of applications including electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection, lightning strike protection, computer system and industrial equipment overvoltage protection, telecommunications, power supply overvoltage protection in IGBT and MOSFET gate protection, high-speed digital applications, automotive ECUs, and medical equipment.

The TP5KP14A TVS diode works on the principle of voltage clamping, which is basically the process of providing a voltage-limiting capability to a circuit when hit by an overvoltage condition. It works by providing a capacitively bridging path during an overvoltage event. As the overvoltage reaches above the device\'s rated avalanche current, the device will begin to conduct current, thereby dissipating the energy to ground and preventing the voltage level in the circuit from exceeding the rated clamping voltage.

The TP5KP14A can clamp an overvoltage to a maximum allowable value of 5KV, with a peak pulse current of 3000A and a surge rating of 20A. It has a metal case that provides physical stress relief to the device. The device also has a built-in ESD protection level and is RoHS compliant.

The TP5KP14A TVS diode is ideal for use in a variety of systems that require surge protection against overvoltages which can cause catastrophic failure. It is a reliable and cost-effective way to ensure system uptime and protect against voltage-related system failures.

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