V18MLA1206NA Circuit Protection

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Transverse Voltage Suppressor (TVS) technology is designed to protect sensitive electronic components from overvoltage conditions such as static electricity, lightning, surge, and other transient events. TVS is commonly used in various markets such as aerospace, automotive, industrial, medical, and telecommunications.

TVS and other overvoltage suppression devices are classified based on different parameters. Varistors, MOVs, and Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) devices are the three most common methods of overvoltage suppression. Varistor devices are the oldest and most commonly used type of overvoltage protection. They are voltage dependent resistors that offer bidirectional transient protection up to 500V. MOVs work by shunting excessive voltage surge currents away from circuit components. They offer superior overvoltage protection up to 600V. TVS devices are silicon-based, voltage dependent, unidirectional components that can protect circuits up to around 30KV.

The V18MLA1206NA is a transient voltage suppressor (TVS) device manufactured by Vishay Intertechnology. It is designed to protect sensitive components from damaging overvoltage conditions such as surges and lightning strikes. The V18MLA1206NA is a bidirectional diode array, with each diode having a peak pulse current rating of 18A (8/20 μs). This device has a peak pulse power rating of 600W and an instantaneous working voltage of 0.7V to 24V.

The typical application field of the V18MLA1206NA includes automotive, consumer, and industrial electronics, such as appliances, communication and security systems, and power supplies. This component is designed to protect sensitive circuit components from damage due to excess voltage and current transients, and can be used as a protective component in any electrical or electronic system.

The working principle of the V18MLA1206NA is very simple. When the applied voltage exceeds its specified peak voltage, the device will enter a low impedance mode. This will cause the current flowing through the device to be limited, which in turn protects the circuit from an overvoltage condition. Once the voltage returns to its normal level, the device will revert back to its original high-impedance state, allowing normal operation to continue.

In conclusion, V18MLA1206NA is a transient voltage suppressor device designed for overvoltage protection in automotive, consumer, and industrial electronics. This device has a peak pulse current rating of 18A, a peak pulse power rating of 600W, and an instantaneous working voltage of 0.7V to 24V. Its simple working principle ensures reliable protection of sensitive circuit components from overvoltage conditions.

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