VE13M02750KED

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TVS (transient voltage suppressor) devices are an important component for protecting systems from high-voltage events. Varistors, also known as voltage dependent resistors (VDRs), are commonly used as TVS devices. They are available in different voltage ratings, sizes and packages. The VE13M02750KED is a special type of varistor that is designed for use in high-voltage applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the VE13M02750KED.

The VE13M02750KED is a type of varistor that is designed for use in high-voltage applications. It has a maximum operating voltage of 2750 volts and a maximum clamping voltage of 2000 volts. It can also handle up to 300 volts of surge current for up to 1 second. This makes it an ideal choice for use in applications such as surge protection, load protection and lightning protection. It is also UL certified, making it suitable for use in industrial applications.

The working principle of the VE13M02750KED is based on a number of physical phenomena. The device is made up of a metal oxide semiconductor material, which acts as a resistor when voltage is applied to it. When the voltage is increased, the resistance of the material decreases, allowing more current to flow through the device. This in turn creates a voltage drop across the device, which is what prevents the voltage from exceeding the maximum operating voltage. This is known as clamping voltage or overvoltage protection.

When the applied voltage reaches the maximum operating voltage, the device begins to move into saturation. This is when the device stops clamping voltage and instead begins to conduct current. This is known as thermal runaway protection and it helps protect the device from damage due to excessive current. The device is also designed with an integral transient suppression element, which helps protect the device from overvoltage and fast transients.

The VE13M02750KED is a specialized type of varistor that is designed for use in high-voltage applications. It has a maximum operating voltage of 2750 volts and a maximum clamping voltage of 2000 volts. It can also handle up to 300 volts of surge current for up to 1 second. It is also UL certified, making it suitable for use in industrial applications. Its specialized design and features make it an ideal choice for use in surge protection, load protection and lightning protection applications.

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