TPS2413PW

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The TPS2413PW is a polymeric positive temperature coefficient (PPTC) device designed to protect power switches or circuits against thermal or short-circuit failures. It is designed to satisfy various application needs such as DC-DC converters, AC electronic devices, telecommunication equipment and other electronic applications. The TPS2413PW is commonly categorized into PMIC - OR Controllers, Ideal Diodes, since it has a wide variety of features, functionality and performance.

The TPS2413PW application field includes power distribution systems, power strips and surge protectors, devices using over-current protection, and devices using PPTC switches for overload protection. The operating principle employed by this device is to use a polymeric positive temperature coefficient (PPTC) switching element whose resistance increases with temperature increases.

The PPTC switch used in the TPS2413PW is designed to protect power switches or circuits against thermal or short-circuit failures. When current exceeds the rated current, the resistance of the PPTC switch rises rapidly and substantially, reducing the current through the device. This increase in resistance causes the device to reset to lower power operating condition. The device also has an alarm circuit that would output an signal when the device is activated.

In summary, the TPS2413PW is a useful device that is categorized into PMIC - OR Controllers, Ideal Diodes, since it has a wide variety of features and performance. It has been utilized for various applications such as protecting power switches and circuits, devices using over-current protection and electronic devices. The PPTC switch utilized is designed to protect devices against thermal or short-circuit failures. It is an essential device that can be deployed in various electronic-based applications.

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