TPSMP12AHE3/84A

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TVS diodes are commonly used to protect electronics from excessive voltage and current that can occur due to electromagnetic waves, electrostatic discharge (ESD) or lightning. They are very important components in modern electronic circuits. The TPSMP12AHE3/84A is a transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode that is designed to protect a variety of applications against transient overvoltage.

The TPSMP12AHE3/84A is suitable for EMC protection in electronic systems. It is a unidirectional diode with a working voltage of 12V and a peak pulse power of 6KW. It features a low clamping voltage, low leakage current and excellent ESD performance. Its small size also makes it suitable for use in tight spaces.

The TPSMP12AHE3/84A is designed to protect against voltage and current spikes caused by ESD, lightning and electric shock. It works by clamping the voltage to the specified level, allowing the voltage and current to be dissipated without damaging the protected circuit. When the transient is over, the TPSMP12AHE3/84A will reset itself and restore normal operation.

The TPSMP12AHE3/84A has a wide range of applications, such as cell phones, laptops, computers, network cards, cameras, power supplies, automotive electronics, and more. It can provide excellent protection to a variety of sensitive electronic components. In addition, it is suitable for use in high-temperature and low-temperature applications, as well as in indoor and outdoor applications.

In conclusion, the TPSMP12AHE3/84A is an effective transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode. It is designed to protect against voltage and current spikes caused by ESD, lightning and electric shock. It has a wide range of applications, such as cell phones, laptops, computers, network cards, cameras, power supplies, automotive electronics, and more. It can provide excellent protection to a variety of sensitive electronic components.

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