VDRH10S680BSE

TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) and MOVs (Metal Oxide Varistor) are important components used to protect circuits or components against electrical transients caused by external sources such as lightning strikes, power supply surges, and other high voltage events. The VDRH10S680BSE is a TVS diode that is commonly used for ESD, EFT, and surge protection. This article provides an overview of the VDRH10S680BSE, including its application fields and working principles.

Application Field

The VDRH10S680BSE is often used in applications such as telecommunications equipment, personal computers, AV equipment, and consumer electronics. It is also suitable for automotive and industrial applications. In addition, it is suitable for use with IEC/UL 60950 and medical equipment.

Features and Benefits

The VDRH10S680BSE is a TVS diode that is designed for ESD, EFT, and surge protection applications. It provides an 8 kA peak surge current and 1500W peak pulse power capability. The device offers an extensive operating temperature range from -55°C to 150°C. It also features low clamping voltage and ultra-low capacitance, allowing it to protect sensitive components and circuits. The VDRH10S680BSE also provides excellent ESD protection up to ±30 kV.

Working Principle

The VDRH10S680BSE is a bidirectional device that works by clamping transient voltage spikes to a safe level by connecting the anode and cathode terminals externally. When a voltage spike occurs, the TVS diode develops a voltage drop across its terminals, clamping the peak voltage and releasing the energy as heat. It also provides enhanced ESD protection by allowing the current to pass through it.

Conclusion

The VDRH10S680BSE is a TVS diode that is widely used for ESD, EFT, and surge protection applications. It features low clamping voltage, ultra-low capacitance, and an extensive operating temperature range. It also offers 8 kA peak surge current and 1500W peak pulse power capability. This makes it suitable for use in many applications, including telecommunications equipment, personal computers, AV equipment, and consumer electronics.