V22ZU3P

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The V22ZU3P is a type of movable protection medium designed to protect electronic components from extreme surges. This technology is commonly known as TVS – Varistors, MOVs. It is an effective and economical way to protect your circuit from destructive events like overvoltage, lightning and electrostatic discharge (ESD).

This movable protection medium uses a combination of devices to protect the electronic components. These devices include, metal-oxide varistors (MOVs), Integrated Resistor Networks (IRN), Gas Plasma Tubes (GPTs) and Arc Suppressors (AS).

MOVs are used to reduce or eliminate the high current caused by an overvoltage. A current-limiting resistor is used in parallel with the MOV to keep the current within a specified range. MOVs are generally used to protect against high voltage surges and are rated in kilovolts (kV).

Integrated Resistor Networks (IRN) are devices used to reduce the voltage of a particular node in a circuit. They are designed to dissipate the energy of the surge, or to “absorb” the energy of the surge.

Gas Plasma Tubes (GPTs) are used in high-voltage protection to reduce the effect of high voltage overshoots. Gas Plasma Tubes (GPT) are low-energy devices that act as a spark gap. They are used in combination with other protection devices to reduce the amount of energy released in a high voltage surge.

Arc Suppressors (AS) are devices designed to reduce the amount of energy produced by a high-voltage arc. AS devices are mainly used in AC circuits, and are used to reduce the amount of arcing during a switch or contact closure.

The V22ZU3P is an effective and economical solution for protecting electronic components from a variety of extreme surges. It can be easily integrated into existing circuits and can help protect against overvoltage, lightning and ESD.

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