V150LA1PX1347

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TVS - Varistors, MOVs are electronic components designed to provide overvoltage protection and prevent damage to sensitive electronic circuits. The V150LA1PX1347 is a type of metal oxide varistor, or MOV, which is made from zinc oxide ceramic and electrodes. Its small size and very low profile make it an ideal choice for many electronic products.

The V150LA1PX1347 varistor is designed for use in a variety of applications, including power supply, telecommunication, and audio/video systems. This MOV works by connecting an alternating current to the ceramic shell of the device, which creates a voltage differential between its two ends. The resulting voltage builds up until it reaches a certain threshold, at which point the MOV begins to conduct current and thus act as a switch to divert the current away from sensitive components.

The key advantage of the V150LA1PX1347 is its size; it is just 0.6-inches by 0.6-inches, so it can be easily incorporated into devices without taking up a lot of space or adding significant weight. Additionally, this MOV is very energy efficient; it dissipates very little heat due to its low leakage current, so it can be used in locations where temperatures must be kept at a minimum.

The V150LA1PX1347 also offers a wide operating range, from 14-55 volts and up to 150 volts. This make it an ideal choice for applications in which high levels of over-voltage protection is necessary. This device also features a fast response time; it is capable of reacting to overvoltage conditions in as little as 5 nanoseconds, allowing it to protect sensitive components from potential damage from sudden surges.

The V150LA1PX1347 is a low-cost, high-performance MOV that can be used for a variety of applications. It is reliable, energy efficient, and highly effective at providing over-voltage protection. This makes it an ideal choice for any application that requires reliable overvoltage protection and a compact form factor.

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