Micro Commercial Components Introduces 5000W TVS Diodes for Power Management
Micro Commercial Components Introduces High-Power Transient Voltage Suppression Diodes
BonChip Electronics, a leading distributor of Micro Commercial Components' semiconductor solutions, is excited to announce the availability of the new 5000 W transient voltage suppression (TVS) diodes. These robust devices provide exceptional protection against transient voltage spikes and electrostatic discharge (ESD), safeguarding sensitive electronic components.
Key Features and Benefits
- High Power Rating: Offers a 5000 W power rating for reliable protection against high-energy transients.
- Wide Voltage Range: Covers a wide range of voltages from 11 V to 400 V to accommodate various applications.
- Compact Design: Features a space-saving SMC package for optimized board layout.
- Durability and Reliability: Incorporates glass-passivated junction technology for rugged performance in harsh environments.
- ESD Protection: Provides IEC 61000-4-2 ESD protection ratings of 30kV for both air and contact discharge.
- Fast Response Time: Offers low capacitance for rapid clamping action to prevent overvoltage damage.
- Low Leakage Current: Helps reduce power loss and improve overall system efficiency.
Ideal for Diverse Applications
The 5000 W TVS diodes are well-suited for a wide range of applications, including:
- Telecommunications: Protects sensitive equipment from power surges and ESD events.
- Industrial Automation: Safeguards industrial control systems and machinery.
- Portable Electronics: Provides reliable protection for battery-powered devices.
- Gaming Consoles: Protects electronic components from transient voltage spikes.
- Networking Equipment: Safeguards network infrastructure from power surges.
- Robotics: Protects sensitive electronics in robotic systems.
BonChip Electronics offers the 5000 W TVS diodes and a wide range of Micro Commercial Components' semiconductor solutions, providing customers with expert technical support and fast delivery.
