VTVS14ASMF-HM3-18

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TVS (transient voltage suppressor) diodes are used to provide protection against electric surge pulses and offer a reliable solution to electrostatic discharge (ESD) and inrush current. The VTVS14ASMF-HM3-18 is a 14-pin surface mount TVS diode designed for ESD, EFT and lightning strike protection. This small and compact TVS diode is only two millimeters in height and is able to increase the performance of industry-standard 5- and 12-volt signal lines.

This TVS diode can handle transient voltage spikes in excess of 40V and divert up to 15kA of surge current, making it well-suited for protecting against lightning strikes and power surges. It is designed for high-speed data lines, and its low clamping voltage is ideal for protecting sensitive circuits from overvoltage.

The VTVS14ASMF-HM3-18 works by quickly clamping overvoltages on signal lines that exceed their ratings. When a voltage transient occurs, the diode acts as an electronic switch and shunts current away from the circuit (in either polarity). This prevents voltage spikes from damaging the circuit and ensures a safe and reliable operation.

The VTVS14ASMF-HM3-18 is well-suited for applications in the automotive, power, and telecom industries, as well as consumer electronics. It is designed to provide maximum protection in ESD environments and provide a high level of compatibility with other standard components. It is also RoHS compliant and halogen-free for increased environmental safety.

The VTVS14ASMF-HM3-18 is a robust and reliable solution for providing maximum protection against electrostatic discharge, lightning strikes, and power surges. It is capable of providing a wide range of clamping voltages and can handle typical transient voltage spikes up to 40V. With its small form factor and low profile, it is an ideal solution for a variety of applications where reliable protection is critical.

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