TV30C280J-G

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TVS Diodes are an important part of electrical systems. They are used to protect against voltage and current surges. TVS diodes are typically used to provide a path for current to flow when the voltage rises above a specific level. This allows the system to be protected from overvoltage, while allowing the current flow when the voltage stays below the level. The TV30C280J-G is an example of a TVS diode. It is used to provide protection against power surges.

The TV30C280J-G is an unidirectional diode. As such, it only allows current flow in one direction. It can be used to protect against voltages up to 28 V. It is made up of two diodes, one for each lead. The diode pair is designed to reduce the voltage between the two leads to a safe level. This protects the components connected to these leads from damage due to overvoltage.

The TV30C280J-G is used in various applications. This part can be used in a wide variety of electronic systems such as computers, televisions, audio equipment, cellular phones, and other consumer electronics devices. It is also used in solar panels, automotive electronics, household appliances, and other industrial applications. The TV30C280J-G is a robust part that can handle high surge currents with minimal damage.

The TV30C280J-G can be connected across two terminals. When the voltage between these terminals rises above 28 V, the diode pair will be activated, providing a path for the current to flow. This helps protect the system from overvoltage and surges. The diode pair is designed to handle surge currents up to 30 A.

The TV30C280J-G is a reliable and robust TVS diode. It is designed to provide protection against overvoltage and power surges. It has a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to solar panels. It can handle up to 30 A surge currents, making it an ideal solution for protecting systems from overvoltage.

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