TPC24CAHM3/I Circuit Protection

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Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) Diodes are used as voltage clamping devices. They are designed to absorb voltage surges and ensure that the connected circuit does not become overloaded and damaged.

The TPC24CAHM3/I is a unidirectional device with a working voltage ranging from 5V to 24V. It has very fast response times and can handle very high surge current. The device features a voltage clamping of 40V.

The TPC24CAHM3/I is typically used in applications like automotive electrical systems, mobile phones, and portable computers where a high level of protection from electric surges and spike is needed. The device is ideal for USB and data lines, and other high-speed interface applications.

The workings of a TVS diode is based on the PN junction. The PN junction has a voltage breakdown that occurs when the voltage applied to it reaches a certain threshold. When the voltage level is reached, an avalanche breakdown occurs, resulting in a number of electrons being released and a surge of current flowing through the device.

When the TPC24CAHM3/I is exposed to a voltage spike, the voltage level is clamped and the current is diverted away from the main circuit. This prevents the connected equipment from becoming overloaded and damaged. The device also features an ESD protection to guard against electrostatic discharges.

The TPC24CAHM3/I is also RoHS compliant and halogen-free, which makes it an ideal choice for protecting sensitive electronics in hazardous environments. In addition, the device is also available in 7-Pin SOIC and 6-Pin SOT packages, making it very versatile and cost effective.

The TPC24CAHM3/I is a great solution for protecting electronics from voltage surges and spikes. It provides excellent surge and ESD protection, as well as a very fast response time. It is RoHS compliant and halogen-free, making it an ideal choice for protecting sensitive electronics.

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