V2AF114A300Y2EDP Circuit Protection

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TVS – Varistors, MOVs, or Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS) are electronic components that are used to protect electronic circuits from electrical transients. The V2AF114A300Y2EDP is one type of TVS that has a wide range of application fields and a working principle that can be understood by any professional or builder.

Application Field

The V2AF114A300Y2EDP is used to protect delicate electronic components and electronic circuitry from electrical transients that might otherwise cause malfunctions, shorts, or other problems. This particular TVS can also protect from strong ESD (electrostatic discharge) pulses. Its main areas of application include communications, consumer electronics, medical and healthcare equipment, automotive electronics, and industrial control.

Working Principle

The V2AF114A300Y2EDP works in a similar way to a traditional MOV (metal oxide varistor). It uses a combination of metal oxides on a microchip to limit the voltage across its terminals to a designated threshold. The metal oxide component absorbs any energy that exceeds this threshold and reduces the electrical transient’s peak voltage before releasing it in a gradual discharge of its accumulated energy.

When the TVS senses an electrical transient, it will immediately begin to clamps its internal voltage to the designated threshold voltage. As a result, this will keep the signal on the protected circuit safe from the transient’s peak voltage. The device also helps to reduce EMI (electromagnetic interference).

The V2AF114A300Y2EDP can handle Peak Pulse Power of 115000 Watts (8/20 μs pulse width) and Peak Pulse Current of 1500 Amps (8/20 μs pulse width). It has a working voltage of 300V and a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to 150°C.

The V2AF114A300Y2EDP is a robust and reliable component for protecting electronic circuitry from electrical transients. Its combination of metal oxide components, designated threshold voltage, and wide operating temperature range make it a reliable and cost-effective solution for electronics looking for protection from voltage transients.

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