TPD4E1B06DRLR

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TVS diodes are an important part of the modern circuit protection.

The TPD4E1B06DRLR is a device specifically designed for protecting electronic circuits from high-energy transients. It is a high power diode commonly used in telecommunications and other electronics that are exposed to voltage transients due to ESD or EFT events.

The TPD4E1b06DRLD is an integrated diode-resistor Network (DRL) that combines a TVS diode and an external resistor. The internal TVS diode absorbs the transient voltage, while the external resistor helps to dissipate the energy by controlling the dissipated current.

The TPD4E1b06DRLD has a reverse standoff voltage (VRWM) of 6V, with a 30V clamping voltage (VC) allowing up to a maximum peak pulse current of 10A. It has a low maximum capacitance of 25pF, making it ideal for use in high-speed data applications.

The application of TPD4E1b06DRL is widespread in all electronics that need protection from voltage transients. It can be used in telecommunications equipment such as modems and routers, as well as consumer electronics products like PCs and televisions. In addition, it can also be used in automotive and medical applications, as well as industrial machines and robotics.

The working principle of TPD4E1B06DRLD is based on a voltage sensitive, current limiting, and dissipative circuit. In the event of a voltage surge, the TVS diode acts as a protective shield by clamping the voltage and absorbing the excess energy. The external resistor then dissipates the excess current, ensuring that the voltage does not spike.

The TPD4E1B06DRLD is a powerful and reliable tool for protecting electronic circuits from high-energy transients. Its low capacitance and high current-handling capabilities make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications. It is one of the most commonly used TVS diodes on the market today.

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