V39ZT20PX2855

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V39ZT20PX2855 is a form of a Transient Voltage Suppressor or TVS and it is also sometimes referred to as a varistor or a MOV (Metal-Oxide Varistor). The purpose of these devices is to protect any device hooked up to them from the damaging effects of transient voltage or electrical surge. In short, they act like a tiny fuse or circuit breaker to protect the connected equipment.

The V39ZT20PX2855 is designed to protect specific electronic components from transient voltage surges and is configured to protect circuits from pulse voltages of up to 2850V and from 10/1000µs impulses up to 55V. This particular type of TVS is capable of clamping voltages as high as 36V with a peak current of 24A and can handle steady state currents up to 8A.

As far as application fields go, the V39ZT20PX2855 is suitable for application in many different environments, such as automotive, telecom, and consumer electronics. It can be used in a variety of situations to protect equipment from damage, such as protection against short-circuit and lightning surges. This can include protection of equipment such as sensitive circuits, short circuit protection, and protection of car electronics.

The working principle of the V39ZT20PX2855 is fairly simple. This device works by taking the transient voltage surge and quickly clamping the voltage to a specific level so that the connected equipment is not damaged. The device itself consists of two metal oxide varistors (MOV) encased in epoxy to protect the components from shock or vibration while limiting electrical noise. When a transient voltage surge is detected, the two MOVs create a short circuit that rapidly discharges the voltage surge and thus prevents it from damaging the attached equipment.

The V39ZT20PX2855 is a reliable and effective device that is used to protect a variety of electronic components from transient voltage surges and should be a valuable addition to any engineer\'s toolkit.

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