V27ZC1P

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TVS (transient voltage suppressor) devices play significant roles in the power electronic systems to reduce and protect the electronic components from power disturbances. MOV (metal oxide varistors) and VND (varistor diodes) are two commonly used types of TVS devices. They have different working principles, so they are suited for different applications. This article focuses on the application field and working principle of a V27ZC1P MOV.

V27ZC1P is a medium-voltage MOV suitable for high frequency transient suppression and lightning protection applications. It is available in four-lead / TO-220 SMD package. This device has a peak voltage rating of VG(peak): 27V, a it can withstand up to 100V in surge condition. V27ZC1P can handle surge currents up to 40A in an 8/20 µs waveform. In addition, it offers low leakage current (IR≤10μA) and capacitance (C≤200pF) characteristics to help maintain the reliability and performance of the circuit.

How does V27ZC1P work? MOV is basically a two-terminal nonlinear device composed of zinc oxide granules filled in a carrier package. When a voltage is applied, a current flows through the MOV. The rate of current flow is determined by the resistance of the materials inside the MOV, and it follows the nonlinear relationship. This means that when the voltage is higher, the MOV will increase its current carry capability. This behavior helps protect electronic components from overvoltages and transients.

V27ZC1P is most commonly found in power supply and automotive engine systems, lightning protection systems, and various other equipment for voltage regulation and protection. In automotive engine systems, it is typically used to protect the powertrain control module from voltage spikes. It is also used in communication lines and data lines for high-frequency transient suppression.

In summary, V27ZC1P is an important component for power electronic safety. It is a medium-voltage MOV that is ideal for high frequency transient suppression and lightning protection applications. It is capable of handling up to 100V in surge condition and up to 40A in an 8/20 µs waveform. It offers low leakage current and capacitance, making it suitable for various equipment. It is typically found in automotive engine systems, lightning protection systems, and other applications for voltage regulation and protection.

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