V625LS80BPX10

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TVS (transient voltage suppression) devices, also known as varistors, MOVs (metal oxide varistors) and surge protectors, are widely used in the electronics industry for power supply and signal line protection. The V625LS80BPX10 is a TVS device used to suppress transients and protect against overvoltage. This article explains the applications and working principle of the V625LS80BPX10 product.

Applications

The V625LS80BPX10 device is designed for protection against transients in medium voltage equipment and power supply systems. It has a wide range of applications, including the following:

• Protecting automobile/vehicle electronics and components.
• Protecting electrical systems on aircraft.
• Protecting transistors and circuits from overvoltage.
• Protection from static electricity and lightning strikes.

In addition, the V625LS80BPX10 device is suitable for use in LED lighting systems, industrial automation equipment, railway systems, power plants, renewable energy systems, and any other applications requiring protection from transients.

Working Principle

The V625LS80BPX10 uses a Metal Oxide Varistor (MOV) to provide protection from transients. An MOV is a voltage-dependent resistor made from zinc oxide, which is connected in series with other elements. When a transient voltage arises, the MOV acts like a switch, allowing current to flow in one direction and blocking current in the other. This helps to protect the equipment from overvoltage or other transients.

The V625LS80BPX10 has a peak clamping voltage of 625V, and a maximum operating voltage of 500V. It also features a low insertion loss and a low dynamic resistance, making it highly efficient and reliable. The device has a capacitance of 10pF, which helps to suppress high-frequency transients.

Conclusion

The V625LS80BPX10 is a TVS device used to protect against transients and overvoltage in medium voltage equipment and power systems. It has a wide range of applications, including automotive and aerospace systems, and LED lighting systems. The device utilizes an MOV to protect against transients, and it has a peak clamping voltage of 625V, a maximum operating voltage of 500V, and a capacitance of 10pF.

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