VE13P02750K

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TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressors) and MOVs (Metal Oxide Varistors) are tools used for surge protection. They help provide protection against overvoltage conditions and power supply degradation caused by hazardous events such as lightning, static electricity and short circuits. The VE13P02750K is a popular Surge protector and TVS device. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the VE13P02750K.

Application Field of the VE13P02750K

The VE13P02750K is used in power electronics systems, such as DC/DC converters, AC/DC converters, and gate driver circuits. This device is designed to provide protection against high current and high voltage overvoltage conditions. It has a low capacitance and low leakage current, making it ideal for high-speed and high-performance systems. This device also has an industry-standard footprint, making it easy to integrate into existing circuitry.

The VE13P02750K is also used in home entertainment devices, such as TVs and DVD players. It can protect these devices against power surges caused by external sources such as lightning strikes. This device can also help protect against damage to the internal components of these devices, such as electrolytic capacitors, which can be destroyed by overvoltage conditions. The VE13P02750K is also used in mobile devices, such as phones and tablets, to protect them against surges that can occur from external sources.

Working Principle of the VE13P02750K

The VE13P02750K works by dissipating energy produced by high voltage surges. This is done through its MOV component, which is made up of metal oxide films that are stacked in such a way that they allow current to flow in one direction only. This individual MOV then connects to two metal plates, which act as an external electrode. When a power surge is detected, an electrical arc forms between the two metal plates, which diverts the overvoltage current through the MOV to ground. The MOV then absorbs the energy produced by the power surge and dissipates it as heat.

The VE13P02750K also contains several TVS diodes, which are designed to limit the amplitude of high voltage transients by clamping off the surge at a certain voltage level. The TVS diode works by conducting the current during extreme high-voltage transients, reducing the amplitude of the waveform and protecting the device from damage. The TVS diodes are designed to be bidirectional, meaning they can protect against both positive and negative voltage transients.

The VE13P02750K is an effective device for protecting devices from power surges. It can protect against both high-current and high-voltage transients and is available in a variety of standard footprints. This device can help prevent damage to home entertainment devices and mobile devices from external sources, as well as protect power electronics systems from power supply degradation. The combination of the MOV and the TVS components make it an effective tool for surge protection.

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