V180ZT10P

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TVS (transient voltage suppressors), MOVs (metal-oxide varistors), and other independent voltage suppressor components can be used to protect against voltage and current transients in a variety of systems and applications. The V180ZT10P series of varistors from Vepac Electronics is an excellent choice for many applications that require protection from potentially dangerous voltage and current transients. Below we will examine the application field and working principle behind the V180ZT10P series varistors.

The V180ZT10P series varistor is designed specifically for high temperature applications and provides excellent overvoltage protection up to 170 volts above nominal voltage. This makes it suitable for applications such as automotive, industrial, medical, lighting, coin-cell devices, and other high temperature applications. This series has a wide operating temperature range of -40 degrees to +115 degrees Celsius and is rated for high pulse current handling up to 20A (8/20 s). Additionally, the series has a high surge current capability up to 120A (8/20 s), making it an ideal choice for applications that need to be protected against fast transient surge voltages.

The V180ZT10P series varistor utilizes a zinc oxide element which provides superior protection against surges. This element is packaged in a ceramic casing with metal-oxide protective coating, which protects the element from moisture and corrosion, providing better performance and longevity. The element also has an on-state resistance which is low enough to provide effective attenuation of high frequency transients, making this series highly suitable for use in consumer electronics and applications where rapid voltage fluctuations could be distracting or harmful.

When it comes to the working mechanism of the V180ZT10P series varistor, it functions by inserting the zinc oxide element between two electrodes which is then connected to the power supply. When the voltage in the circuit exceeds the threshold voltage, the element begins to conduct electricity and creates a relatively low resistance path between the electrodes. This allows the excess voltage to be dissipated through the element, thus protecting the circuit from excessive voltages or current transients.

The V180ZT10P series varistor is an excellent choice for providing protection against voltage transients in high temperature applications. It has a wide operating temperature range, a high surge current rating, and low on-state resistance, making it ideal for high-frequency transient protection. Furthermore, its zinc oxide element and ceramic casing provide superior protection against moisture and corrosion, making it an ideal solution for use in consumer electronics or industrial systems.

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