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08CH220L Datasheet(PDF) 4 Page - List of Unclassifed Manufacturers

Part # 08CH220L
Description  SMD Transient Voltage Suppressors
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Voltage Dependent Characteristic
Transient Voltage Suppressors(varistors)
are voltage-dependent electrical resistors
with symmetrical V/I characteristic and the
breakdown region, their resistance value
decreases with increasing voltage, thus
“short-circuiting” further rises in overvoltage.
The Prevention of Overvoltage
In other words, as long as the voltage increases
above the threshold of the TVS, the suppressor
will draws a rapidly increasing current, and then
the overvoltage is considerably attenuated away
from the protected circuit, that is why the
inherent protection of the equipments should be
supplemented by including specific components
that will raise the withstand capabilities to the
required level. Varistors provide protection
against all kinds of overvoltage and prevent
electronic equipment from being damaged by
transient events.
SMD Transient Voltage Suppressors
Information for Designer
Breakdown
Region
Current (A)
Circuit to be
Protected
Normal State
Overvoltage State
Overvoltages occur
Circuit to be
Protected



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