V82ZT12PX2855

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V82ZT12PX2855 is a type of Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) which is designed to protect circuits from high voltage transients such as those encountered during a power surge. These types of transients are also known as overvoltages, and they can cause significant damage to sensitive circuitry. The V82ZT12PX2855 is specifically designed to accommodate these types of surges, and it can provide a power clamping effect which will absorb any overvoltages and protect the underlying circuits.

TVS - Varistors, MOVs, are a type of voltage-dependent, nonlinear resistor with properties related to high power for protection against high or transients such as electrostatic discharge. These components are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, and they are designed to allow high enough current through to protect the underlying circuits from electrical surges or spikes.

The working principle of the V82ZT12PX2855 is based on its ability to clamp down on escalated voltages. Although the TVS does not block or stop incoming surges or transients, it will reduce the impact of the surge to a point where it can safely be passed through the device without causing any damage to the underlying circuit. The V82ZT12PX2855 is designed to accommodate a wide variety of surge currents, ranging from 400 V to 8 kV, and the peak standoff voltage is 12V.

The V82ZT12PX2855 is commonly used in the fields of telecommunications, automotive, consumer electronics, and medical, among others. It is used to protect computers, telecommunications equipment, modems, routers, and more. The V82ZT12PX2855 is also popular in robotics and industrial applications, providing a reliable source of protection against voltage transients.

The V82ZT12PX2855 is designed to absorb surges and transients in order to protect the circuitry or components connected to it. Its robust design is capable of handling up to 8kV peak, and its peak standoff voltage is 12V. The device is capable of clamping down on any overvoltages and is an ideal solution for a wide range of applications including telecommunications, automotive, consumer electronics, and medical.

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