VDRS14T060TSE

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TVS, or transient voltage suppressors, are components designed to protect sensitive electronic components from being damaged by excessive voltage spikes. Varistors, or automated voltage limiters, are one type of TVS component. One example of a varistor from Murata is the VDRs14T060TSE. The VDRs14T060TSE varistor has a wide range of applications and is also relatively simple to understand.

The VDRs14T060TSE varistor is a low-capacitance transient voltage suppressor (TVS). It is an obsolete component, however, with similar parts still in production. The component features an 8 MHz bandwidth, a maximum clamping voltage of 57.2V, and an IEC61000-4-2 (ESD) Air/Contact standard. It also has a working voltage range of 1.3V to 17V, and a maximum power dissipation rating of 1.1W. The component is also RoHS compliant and lead-free.

The primary purpose of the VDRs14T060TSE varistor is to protect sensitive electronic components from voltage spikes or transients. When a voltage spike occurs, the varistor will absorb the excess energy, instantaneously switching to a conducting form. This process helps to protect other components from damage caused by an unexpected surge of electricity. Since this is a Zener-based TVS component, it will remain in a conducting form until the voltage returns to a safe level.

The VDRs14T060TSE varistor has a wide range of applications. It can be used for any situation where a low-capacitance transient voltage suppressor (TVS) is needed. This includes power supplies, automotive electronics, consumer electronics, and other industrial or commercial applications. It is also often used for data and signal protection in Ethernet cables, computer motherboards, and other communication equipment.

To get an in-depth understanding of the VDRs14T060TSE varistor, it is important to understand its working principle. The operating principle of a varistor is based on a phenomenon called the “avalanche effect." This occurs when electrons in the varistor’s material accelerate and collide with other electrons, releasing additional energy which is then dissipated through the component. This process allows the varistor to effectively absorb and dissipate energy caused by transients or spikes.

The VDRs14T060TSE varistor from Murata is an ideal component for many different applications. It has a wide range of applications and is relatively easy to understand. The component features a working voltage range of 1.3V to 17V, a maximum power dissipation rating of 1.1W, an 8 MHz bandwidth, and a maximum clamping voltage of 57.2V. It is also RoHS compliant and lead-free. Additionally, it utilizes the avalanche effect to effectively absorb and dissipate energy from voltage spikes or transients.

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