V47ZS20PX10

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TVS (transient voltage suppressors), MOVs (metal oxide varistors), and other varistors are widely used components in the power electronics industry. They are widely used to protect other electronics from voltage and current transients. V47ZS20PX10 is a specific type of varistor that provides enhanced transient voltage protection.

The V47ZS20PX10 is a unidirectional, non-polar device that comes in a surface mount, chip size 2mm package. It provides an operating voltage range of 17 - 440 V and a 200A surge current. The V47ZS20PX10 can be used to protect equipment or components from voltage transients, surges, lightning spikes, electrostatic discharge (ESD), and other voltage and current transients.

The working principle of the V47ZS20PX10 is based on its nonlinear electrical characteristics. When a surge or transient occurs, the device begins to conduct current, and the current through the device is inversely proportional to its nonlinear electrical characteristic. This allows the V47ZS20PX10 to absorb the majority of the surge and dissipate it in the form of heat.

The V47ZS20PX10 is ideal for a variety of applications including HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems, automotive power sources, emergency systems, security systems, circuit protection, and various other consumer electronic devices. It can be used in circuits that require high-surge currents and lightning protection. It is also suitable for use in strict space requirements, as it is compact and unobtrusive.

The V47ZS20PX10 is a reliable and cost-effective device for protecting electronic circuits from voltage and current transients. It is well suited for a wide range of applications and can easily be integrated into existing designs. The device is easy to install and maintain, and is a great choice for designers looking for an effective solution to protect their equipment from voltage transients and surges.

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