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A TVS - Varistors, MOVs (VE13M00300K) is a kind of transient voltage surge suppressor that is used for limiting and reducing overvoltages. It is a solid state device comprised of a metal oxide layer that conducts current when a certain voltage is exceeded. This type of device is used for limiting transients, protecting the power source, and isolating the equipment from overvoltage due to lightning.

The VE13M00300K is a non-linear, two-terminal device which is bidirectional. It has the capability to protect circuits with overvoltage conditions up to 300 volts and has a capability to withstand greater levels of power spikes than other types of transient voltage surge suppressor. It can also handle a surge of up to 1kV for a single moment.

The working principle is based on the phenomenon known as "avalanche conduction". When the voltage across the device exceeds its breakdown voltage, the electric field parallel to the device layer drives the electrons in the flat oxide layer into high-energetic states. This phenomenon is called avalanche breakdown. The avalanche process is followed by a significant increase in current through the device and the suppression of the overvoltage.

This transient voltage surge suppressor device finds usage in different fields. Industries such as automotive and aerospace are using this technology for overvoltage protection systems. Telecommunications and power electronics equipment are also taking advantage of this surge protection device. The medical equipment industry is also benefiting from this technology in terms of precision measurement and control. Moreover, personal computers and gaming equipment are also utilizing this device.

In conclusion, the VE13M00300K is a bidirectional, two-terminal transient voltage surge suppressor that is used in a variety of applications. It works on the concept of avalanche conduction and can protect circuits with up to 300 volt overvoltage conditions. The device finds application in many industries including automotive, aerospace, telecommunications, power electronics, medical equipment, computers, and gaming equipment.

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