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TVS- Diodes

TVS diodes (Transient Voltage Suppression Diodes) are avalanche diodes that are designed to respond faster and dissipate more power than normal diodes. They are used to protect circuits from transients, or short duration voltage surges. TVS diodes are used in a variety of applications, including:

• Power supplies
• Computers
• Communications equipment
• Medical Equipment
• Consumer electronics products
• Lighting Devices

The UCLAMP4061P.TNT is one type of TVS diodes. It is designed to protect sensitive electronic components from voltage transients. It has a low-profile SMD package that is ideal for densely packaged applications. This diode can perform with rising and falling edges, and is able to suppress inductive switching transients. The features of this diode are:

• Voltage Range: +/- 15V
• Maximum Peak Pulse Power: 150 Watts
• Peak Pulse Current: 6 Amps
• Reverse Leakage Current: 50 uA
• Operating Temperature Range: -55C to +125C

The UCLAMP4061P.TNT has a built-in Zener diode that prevents electrical overstress (EOS). It also has a low clamping voltage that allows it to suppress transients over a larger portion of the voltage range. In addition, it has a fast response time that is able to protect sensitive electronic elements from transient surges.

The working principle of the UCLAMP4061P.TNT is based on the Zener diode. When the voltage across the diode exceeds the breakdown voltage or Zener voltage, the diode will conduct current and dissipate the surge. The larger the voltage spike, the more current the diode will conduct and the faster it will respond.

In summary, the UCLAMP4061P.TNT is a type of TVS diode that is used to provide protection against voltage transients. It has a low-profile SMD package, and its features include a voltage range of +/- 15V, a maximum peak pulse power of 150 Watts, a peak pulse current of 6 Amps, and a reverse leakage current of 50 uA. This diode works by allowing current to flow when the voltage across it exceeds the Zener voltage, thus dissipating the surge.

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