USB50812CE3/TR7 - Microchip Technology

Manufacturer Part Number

USB50812CE3/TR7

Manufacturer

Microchip Technology

Introduction

Transient Voltage Suppressor for Ethernet applications

Product Features and Performance

Bidirectional Zener TVS Diode design

Dual channel protection for differential signals

Voltage - Reverse Standoff at 12V

Voltage - Breakdown minimum of 13.3V

Voltage - Clamping maximum at 26V at specified current

Peak Pulse Current of 5A for 8/20µs waveform

500W Peak Pulse Power capability

Surface Mount 8-SOIC package

Low Capacitance of 3pF at 1MHz for high-speed data lines

Wide Operating Temperature range from -55°C to 150°C

Product Advantages

High surge capability suitable for Ethernet protection

Compact 8-SOIC package for space-saving applications

Low leakage current to minimize power loss

Specially designed for high-speed communication line protection

Key Technical Parameters

Reverse Standoff Voltage: 12V

Breakdown Voltage (Min): 13.3V

Clamping Voltage (Max) at Ipp: 26V

Peak Pulse Current: 5A (8/20µs)

Peak Pulse Power: 500W

Operating Temperature: -55°C to 150°C

Quality and Safety Features

Complies with industry-standard electrical characteristics

Robust construction for reliability and durability

Compatibility

Designed for Ethernet and other high-speed line applications

8-SOIC package compatible with standard PCB mounting processes

Application Areas

Ethernet ports and interfaces

Telecommunication equipment

Computers and Peripherals

Network devices

Product Lifecycle

Active status indicating current production

Not indicated as nearing discontinuation

Replacement and upgrade parts availability not mentioned

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Provides robust protection against voltage transients

Suitable for high-speed communication data lines

Tapes and reels packaging for automated assembly

Low capacitance to preserve signal integrity

Wide operating temperature range for harsh environments

Manufacturer reliability and support from Microchip Technology