1.5SMC440CA - Bourns Inc.

Manufacturer Part Number

5SMC440CA

Manufacturer

Bourns

Introduction

The 1.5SMC440CA is a Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode from Bourns. It is designed to provide high-speed protection against transient voltage spikes and surges in electronic circuits. This device offers reliable and robust overvoltage protection for a wide range of applications.

Product Features and Performance

Bidirectional channel for protection against both positive and negative transients

Reverse standoff voltage (Typ.): 376V

Breakdown voltage (Min.): 418V

Clamping voltage (Max. @ Ipp): 602V

Peak pulse current (10/1000μs): 2.5A

Peak pulse power: 1500W (1.5kW)

Wide operating temperature range: -55°C to 150°C

Product Advantages

Robust and reliable protection against transient voltage spikes and surges

Bidirectional design for protection against both positive and negative transients

High peak pulse current and power handling capabilities

Small surface mount package for compact circuit designs

Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Effective overvoltage protection for a wide range of electronic applications

Excellent performance and reliability under harsh environmental conditions

Compact and space-saving surface mount package

Cost-effective solution for transient voltage protection

Quality and Safety Features

Compliant with relevant safety and quality standards

Robust construction for reliable long-term performance

Compatibility

Suitable for a variety of electronic applications, including general-purpose circuits

Application Areas

Widely used in power supplies, communications equipment, industrial automation, and other electronic systems that require protection against transient voltage spikes and surges

Product Lifecycle

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