V660LT10P

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors), MOVs (Metal Oxide Varistors) and V660LT10P are all components that can help protect circuits from overvoltages, induced by lightning, electrostatic discharge, or other transient events. These components will clamp excessive voltages and limit current flow to within an acceptable range. V660LT10P is one type of transient voltage suppressors, providing excellent protection to circuits against fluctuating voltages.

V660LT10P is a 600V (Vbr) bidirectional Transient Voltage Suppressor diode. Compared with a Zener diode, V660LT10P offers reverse-voltage protection, only allowing voltage across the diode to surpass its Breakdown Voltage (VBR) in one direction and resisting voltages below VBR in the reverse direction. Its features include high-voltage circuit over-voltage protection, fast response time, low clamping voltage, and low reverse leakage.

V660LT10P transient voltage suppressors have many potential applications. For example, they can be used on HDD (hard disk drive) controllers and USB boards, providing protection from electrostatic discharge (ESD) and lightning-induced overvoltage events. Also, these devices are suitable for industrial automation equipment, such as CNC, PLC, VFD, and UPS, protecting against line-transient and power-failure events. In addition, V660LT10P can be used in consumer-electronic equipment, such as DVD players and LCD TVs, to protect against voltage spikes from power supplies, as well as providing ground-fault protection.

V660LT10P transient voltage suppressors are constructed of two terminals, an anode and a cathode. When there is no overvoltage, the junction between the anode and the cathode are in an off-state and there is no current flow through the device. When an overvoltage occurs, the voltage rises above the Breakdown Voltage (VBR) and the electrons in the junction become excited and move towards the anode. This creates a low resistance path for the current to flow, clamping the voltage and limiting current to within an acceptable range. Once the voltage is reduced below the VBR, the junction is in an off-state again, and the current stops flowing.

Generally speaking, TVS devices such as V660LT10P provide many advantages, such as low capacitance, fast response time, low leakage current, and lower cost compared with other protective components. They are also easy to install and require minimum maintenance. As a result, V660LT10P transient voltage suppressors are being used increasingly to protect circuits from transient events, providing improved reliability and service life.

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