V175LU2P

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TVS - Varistors, MOVs (V175LU2P)

The V175LU2P is a metal oxide varistor (MOV) with a rated voltage of 175 volts. This particular device is suitable for overvoltage protection applications that require transient voltage suppressors (TVS) with very fast response times. It is available in a wide variety of form factors, including surface-mount, through-hole, and stud-mount types.

A varistor, also referred to as a voltage dependent resistor (VDR), is an electronic component which behaves like a resistor but whose resistance varies in response to changes in voltage. It is a non-linear device with both high and low resistance characteristics. In general, as voltage increases, so does its resistance.

Varistors are used in many applications for electrical protection. Most common is overvoltage protection, where the device works to limit current when the voltage applied exceeds a certain threshold. The MOV is the most popular type of varistor.

The V175LU2P is a gas-filled metal oxide varistor that can be used to protect against a wide variety of potential overvoltage conditions. It offers superior protection against both ESD (electrostatic discharge) and surge-induced transients. When the voltage differential between the two contact terminals exceeds the rated breakover voltage of the device, the device will begin to conduct, limiting the voltage differential at the terminals to the maximum clamp voltage.

The V175LU2P is well-suited for applications such as power supplies, telecom equipment, computers, monitoring and test equipment, and consumer electronics. It is available in a wide range of form factors, including surface-mount, through-hole, and stud-mount types.

In summary, the V175LU2P is a metal oxide varistor (MOV) that provides electrical protection against overvoltage conditions. It offers superior protection against transient voltages, such as ESD and surge-induced transients. It is available in a variety of form factors and can be used in applications such as power supplies, telecom equipment, computers, monitoring and test equipment, and consumer electronics.

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