TV15C150J-G Circuit Protection

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TVS - Diodes are special diodes which operate like a normal diode, but with the ability to absorb a higher surge of current. The TV15C150J-G is a 1500 watt, 15V, Silicon Avalanche diode used to prevent against voltage spikes in electrical circuits. It is mainly used in the automotive industry as well as in home and industrial application and a wide range of other circuits.

A TVS Diode works by providing a low level of capacitance at the point of contact of a circuit. When a high level of current passes through the diode, it immediately goes into its avalanche current state which absorbs the extra energy and disperses it safely.

The TV15C150J-G is designed to be used to protect circuits from high voltage spikes and other overvoltage situations. It has a low reversebiased clamping voltage of 28.6V and a very fast response time of less than 20ns. This means it can effectively protect the power supply and other components from damage when a high voltage spike occurs.

The TV15C150J-G also has a low series inductance, which minimizes any power losses that may occur due to inductive loads in the circuit. It is ideal for automotive, industrial, and consumer applications, and can be used in a wide range of operating conditions. The diode is rated for a peak pulse current of 5000A, and can operate at radiations levels up to 150 volts per square inch.

In addition, the TV15C150J-G has a very wide operating temperature range of -55 ℃ up to +125 ℃. This ensures that it can be used in a wide range of applications and conditions, and that it will continue to provide protection against voltage spikes.

The TV15C150J-G is a reliable and effective solution for protecting electronic circuitry from voltage spikes. It can be used in a number of different applications and conditions, and is designed to provide protection for power supplies and other components against voltage spikes.

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