VE17M00301K

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Varistors, also known as voltage-dependent resistors (VDRs), are two-terminal nonlinear semiconductor components with an electrical resistance that changes as a function of applied voltage. In particular, varistors are often used in the protection of sensitive electronics and components against electrical transients and surges. The VE17M00301K is a varistor designed for transient and overvoltage protection applications. It is a thermally protected varistor with an available test voltage of 5 kV.

The VE17M00301K has a wide range of application fields. It is mainly used for the suppression of low to medium voltage transients. It is also ideal for communications equipment, peripherals, and other consumer electronics that use a variety of power inputs and outputs. Additionally, the device provides protection for consumer products that require large quantities of data transmissions, such as communication modules.

The VE17M00301K varistor works by providing a low impedance path to ground when the voltage across it exceeds its rated voltage. In other words, the varistor acts as a voltage clamp, limiting the voltage difference between its terminals. This allows the device to limit transient and overvoltage surges, protecting other components and circuits from damage.

The device also incorporates a thermal protection circuit that ensures that it does not overheat when handling large transients and surges. This helps to ensure that the device is not damaged by repeated exposure to high voltages, and will reliably protect other components and circuits.

The VE17M00301K is an ideal choice for protecting a variety of sensitive electronic devices. Its wide range of application fields and superior performance makes it a valuable tool for engineers and designers looking to protect their circuits and components from damage due to electrical transients and surges.

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