VE2220K501R130

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A popular choice for many printed circuit board (PCB) designs is the VE2220K501R130. This device, commonly referred to as a TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) or MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor), is used as a surge protection device to provide reliable, compact, and economical overvoltage protection on a PCB. In this article, we will discuss its application field and working principle.

The VE2220K501R130 is a device designed to protect a PCB against overvoltage and transients. It has a clamp voltage of 13.5V and can withstand up to 18V of transient voltage. It is also capable of dissipating up to 250V of transient voltage, making it an ideal protection solution for many applications.

The VE2220K501R130 is designed to be used in various types of applications, including power supplies, devices with power management ICs, and signal lines for various communication systems. It is also well-suited for use in automotive and industrial applications. It is a reliable and robust device that can provide protection against transients, power surges, and electrostatic discharge (ESD).

The working principle of the VE2220K501R130 is relatively straightforward. It is designed to dissipate any excessive voltages that may be present on the protected circuit. When a surge of voltage passes through the device, the resistance of the MOV increases, causing it to dissipate some of the energy of the surge. This reduces the voltage on the protected circuit, thus protecting it from the damage that could result from a surge of voltage.

The VE2220K501R130 is an effective and reliable surge protection product that can offer excellent protection to printed circuit boards. It is designed to provide protection from transients, power surges, and ESD, and is suitable for a variety of applications. Its working principle is also relatively simple, making it an ideal choice for use in protecting a PCB against any form of surge or overvoltage.

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