VDRS10P320BSE

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) are commonly used in electrical applications, and provide protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD). They are also used to protect sensitive electronic components from voltage surges, and to help reduce the occurrence of power interruption events. The VDRS10P320BSE is a type of MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) that is designed to protect against ESD, voltage surges, and other transient events.

The VDRS10P320BSE is an unidirectional device, meaning it is designed to protect against voltage spikes from one direction only, typically in the positive direction. It has an operating voltage (V ) of 320V and a pulse maximum, non-repetitive surge current (I ) of 17KA. This MOV is designed to be mounted on printed circuit boards in order to provide component level ESD protection.

The VDRS10P320BSE is used in a variety of applications ranging from consumer electronics, power distribution systems, electrical grids, and automotive. It is ideally suited for applications where an ultra-low capacitance is required, such as in USB data line protection,where maximum capacitance for VDRS10P320BSE is just 2pF.

The working principle of the VDRS10P320BSE is based on the phenomenon of electrical breakdown. When an electric voltage is applied to the VDRS10P320BSE, it will increase the current flow until it reaches a point called the “critical voltage”. At this point, the MOV will break down and reduce the current significantly. This reduces the strain on the connected devices, and helps to prevent ESD, voltage surges, and other transient events.

The VDRS10P320BSE is a reliable and affordable MOV, and is a great choice when it comes to providing ESD, voltage surge, and transient voltage protection in applications that require an ultra-low capacitance. It is easy to install and maintain, making it a popular choice for many applications.

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