1.5SMC75A-E3/9AT

Product Category: Diode

Basic Information Overview: - Category: TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) Diode - Use: Protection against transient voltage spikes in electronic circuits - Characteristics: High surge capability, low clamping voltage, fast response time - Package: DO-214AB (SMC), Tape & Reel - Essence: Safeguarding sensitive electronic components from voltage surges - Packaging/Quantity: 3000 pieces per reel

Specifications: - Voltage - Reverse Standoff (Typ): 64.3V - Voltage - Breakdown (Min): 71.4V - Voltage - Clamping (Max) @ Ipp: 103V - Current - Peak Pulse (10/1000µs): 96.4A - Power - Peak Pulse: 1500W - Operating Temperature: -55°C to 150°C

Detailed Pin Configuration: The 1.5SMC75A-E3/9AT is a unidirectional TVS diode with two pins, anode and cathode, in the DO-214AB package.

Functional Features: - Rapid response to transient overvoltage events - Low clamping voltage to protect downstream components - High surge current capability for robust protection

Advantages and Disadvantages: - Advantages: - Effective protection against transient voltage spikes - Fast response time - High surge capability - Disadvantages: - Requires careful consideration of placement in circuit design - Can introduce some capacitance into the circuit

Working Principles: When a transient voltage spike occurs, the TVS diode conducts and clamps the voltage to a safe level, protecting the downstream circuitry from damage.

Detailed Application Field Plans: - Telecommunications: Protecting communication equipment from lightning-induced surges - Automotive: Safeguarding sensitive electronics in vehicles from voltage transients - Industrial Control Systems: Shielding PLCs and other control systems from power surges

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models: - SMAJ75A - P6SMB75A - SMBJ75A

This comprehensive entry provides a detailed understanding of the 1.5SMC75A-E3/9AT TVS diode, including its specifications, pin configuration, functional features, advantages and disadvantages, working principles, application field plans, and alternative models.

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