V14E130PL2A

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A transient voltage suppressor (TVS) is a device that is designed to protect circuits against overvoltage transients induced by lightning, static discharges, and inductive loads. When exposed to an extreme voltage, a TVS will conduct current away from the conductors, thereby protecting them from damage. Varistors, or voltage-dependent resistors (VDRs), and metal oxide varistors (MOVs) are two different types of TVS devices.

The V14E130PL2A is a Varistor from STMicroelectronics with a 130Vac rating. It is a 14mm disk-shaped Varistor and offers an operating voltage of 1.1V and a non-linearity of 0.8%. The device features a lead-free hermetic disk package with a UL 94V-0 rating. It has an insulation voltage of 6.3kVAC between the gate and drain, and 2.0kVAC between the drain and source.

The V14E130PL2A can be used in a wide variety of applications such as surge protection, ESD protection, overvoltage protection, line voltage protection, lighting protection, and more. It is also used in high-speed electrical switching, radios and television broadcasting, electrical safety devices, and communication, automotive, medical, and industrial equipment.

The working principle of the V14E130PL2A is based on its use of a non-linearity that is dependent on the applied overvoltage. When an overvoltage is applied, the Varistor will absorb the excess current and register a decrease in voltage. As the current continues to increase, the voltage will eventually reach a point at which the Varistor will abruptly switch from low voltage to high voltage, allowing it to regulate the overvoltage and protect the circuit from further damage.

The V14E130PL2A is a cost-effective solution for transient voltage suppression, offering superior protection performance with a fast response time. It is reliable, space-saving, and easy to install, making it an ideal choice for a wide variety of applications.

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