V385LA40CPX2855

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Varistors, MOVs, also known as “transient voltage suppressors”, are electrical components which protect sensitive equipment from overvoltage spikes, usually caused by lightning, electrostatic discharge, or other transient frequencies. The V385LA40CPX2855 is a varistor that is commonly used to protect radios, TVs, and other electronic devices from potentiometer fire, voltage fluctuations, and noise interference.

The V385LA40CPX2855 is designed to quickly absorb and dissipate transient energy that could potentially damage an electronic device. The device is composed of an electrode plate and a disc-shaped ceramic core that acts as a capacitor. A thin conductive layer, known as the “gap” is then inserted between the core and the electrode. The gap acts as an insulator, preventing the device from shorting out.

When an overvoltage surge is applied to the device, the gap is momentarily eliminated and the electrode and plate are now able to conduct electricity. The surge is quickly absorbed by the gap and dissipated through the electrode and plate. This process can repeat several times and absorb large amounts of energy in a single pulse, thus protecting the electronic device from overvoltage.

The V385LA40CPX2855 can be used in a variety of different applications. These include automotive, industrial, audio/video, and consumer electronics. It is important to select the correct device when selecting a protector as the voltage, power, and frequency requirements of a particular application must be considered. It is also important to take into account the ambient temperature and other environmental factors.

The V385LA40CPX2855 is an extremely effective device for protecting electronic circuits from strong overvoltage. Although it is not a substitute for a good transient voltage suppressor (TVS), it is easy to install and can be used in a variety of applications. It is also cost effective in the long run, as it will save time and money by keeping your circuit protected from costly overvoltage damage.

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