V22ZC3PX1347

TVS - Varistors, MOVs are electrical components used to protect circuits and electronic systems from damage due to overvoltage, surge, electrostatic discharge, and similar electrical events. The V22ZC3PX1347 is one such device and is designed to provide a higher degree of protection against these hazards even at higher levels of voltage.

The V22ZC3PX1347 is a metal-oxide varistor (MOV) that has a wide range of applications in protection circuits. It consists of a block of zinc oxide (ZnO) with multiple metal layers on either side. This geometry gives the device a higher surge current rating and improved protection for sensitive electronic circuits. It can be used in both single-phase and three-phase AC circuits, and can also be used in DC and low-frequency AC circuits.

The working principle of the V22ZC3PX1347 is based on the principle of voltage limitation. When an AC voltage exceeds the rated clamping voltage of the device, it begins to conduct. This initiates an avalanche effect which reduces the applied voltage to a safe level for the protected equipment. Once the voltage returns below the rated clamping voltage, the device becomes non-conductive again.

The V22ZC3PX1347 is used in a variety of applications, including AC power lines, telephone line protectors, lightning surge arresters, and more. It can be used to provide protection from spikes caused by inductive loads, or in lighting applications to protect against voltage surges caused by lightning strikes. It can also be used to protect AC power lines from transients or surges caused by motors and other loads.

The V22ZC3PX1347 is a reliable and cost-effective solution for providing robust protection against a wide range of overvoltage hazards. Its ability to dissipate large amounts of current and voltage means that it can be used in a number of demanding applications, while still providing a high degree of protection for sensitive electrical and electronic systems.