V151HB34

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TVS or transient voltage suppressors are surge protection devices used mainly to protect sensitive electronic components from transient voltages. MOVs or metal oxide varistors, on the other hand, are two-terminal surge protection devices which are also widely used in the industry.V151HB34 is a two-terminal MOV which helps provide enhanced heat dissipation and superior performance in surge protection and similar applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of V151HB34.

The V151HB34 is designed to be used in a range of high power applications such as power supplies, motor drives, inverters, and servo systems. It can also be used in overload protection to protect against dangerous voltage spikes and overvoltage conditions. The maximum allowable peak voltage rating of the device is 1450 V. This device also has a high surge current rating which makes it suitable for use in high power applications.

The V151HB34 has an operating temperature range of -20°C to +150°C. This wide operating temperature range makes the device suitable for use in extreme environmental conditions. The device also has a very low leakage current rating, which ensures that the device does not draw excessive amounts of current when used in high power applications.

The V151HB34 is designed with a unique working principle. The device uses a high-energy composite design (HECD) which allows the device to absorb high surge energy ratings without releasing any arc sparks or emitting any harmful by-products. This makes the device ideal for use in applications where arc spark protection and prevention is important. The HECD technology also ensures that the device is able to withstand repetitive and short rise time over voltage events without any significant degradation in performance.

The working principle of the device is based on an electrical phenomenon, known as a PN junction diode. This diode is constructed from two different semiconductor materials, a P material and an N material, which are connected to two opposite sides of the device. When the device is exposed to a surge or voltage transient, the P material is able to absorb the energy and then dissipate it away from the device. This process is what allows the device to protect sensitive components from overvoltage transients.

The V151HB34 is a good choice for protecting sensitive electronic components from overvoltage transients. This device has a high surge energy rating, a wide operating temperature range, and a low leakage current rating, which make it ideal for use in high power applications. Additionally, the device uses a unique HECD technology, which ensures that the device is able to absorb high surge energy ratings without releasing any arc sparks or emitting any harmful by-products.

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