VE17P00131K

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Varistors, also known as voltage-dependent resistors (VDRs), are components that have non-linear electrical characteristics. They are mainly used in power supplies, circuits, and other systems to protect against voltage transients or overvoltage. The VE17P00131K Varistor is a component designed to provide reliable protection against overvoltage events.

The VE17P00131K Varistor is a metal oxide varistor (MOV) that is designed to provide protection against overvoltage transients and spikes. This component is widely used in industrial equipment and electronic products. It is capable of handling up to 17A of surge current and can absorb up to ±51V of overvoltage. Furthermore, it has a maximum leakage current rating of 2mA.

The operating principle of the VE17P00131K Varistor is based on the Zener diode effect. When the voltage across the varistor exceeds its rated voltage, the Zener effect causes a large current to flow through it, lowering the voltage at its terminals and, in effect, clamping the voltage spike or transient. This limits the overvoltage and reduces its impact on the system components.

The VE17P00131K Varistor is used in a wide variety of applications. These include protection in power supplies, automotive electronics, lighting systems, and telecommunications systems. It can also be used in industrial control systems, elevators, and other applications that require protection against power mains transients or spikes.

The VE17P00131K Varistor is a robust device that can offer reliable protection against overloaded or overvoltage conditions. Thanks to its high current handling capability and good thermal characteristics, it can protect delicate electronic systems from damage or destruction by clamping dangerous voltage or surge events.

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