SMAJ6.8A
Abstract: SMAJ6.8 Transient Voltage suppressor SMBJ6.5A SMBJ6.5A
Text: Application Note Vishay General Semiconductor Protecting for Repetitive Transient Voltages By Bruce Hartwig Senior Automotive Applications Engineer While lightning may not strike twice in the same place, in circuits which involve power switching, relays, or motor
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Transient Voltage suppressor SMBJ6.5A
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XD 105 94V-0
Abstract: BFM 41A Zener diode smd marking code 39c transistor 1BW GENERAL SEMICONDUCTOR TVS CJ 53B 30 097 transistor 110 3CG
Text: VISHAY INTERTECHNOLOGY , INC . INTERACTIVE data book transient voltage suppressors vishay general semiconductor vse-db0002-1102 Notes: 1. To navigate: a Click on the Vishay logo on any datasheet to go to the Contents page for that section. Click on the Vishay logo on any Contents
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Zener diode smd marking code 39c
transistor 1BW
GENERAL SEMICONDUCTOR TVS
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transistor 110 3CG
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TRANSISTOR SMD MARKING CODE 1BW
Abstract: SmD TRANSISTOR 1bw transistor SMD 5BW TRANSISTOR SMD MARKING CODE 1AM 5bw smd smd code marking 5bw KL SN 102 94v-0 smd transistor marking 3bw smd transistor 1AM yx 801
Text: VISHAY INTERTECHNOLOGY , INC . INTERACTIVE data book transient voltage suppressors vishay general semiconductor vse-db0002-0710 Notes: 1. To navigate: a Click on the Vishay logo on any datasheet to go to the Contents page for that section. Click on the Vishay logo on any Contents
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TRANSISTOR SMD MARKING CODE 1BW
SmD TRANSISTOR 1bw
transistor SMD 5BW
TRANSISTOR SMD MARKING CODE 1AM
5bw smd
smd code marking 5bw
KL SN 102 94v-0
smd transistor marking 3bw
smd transistor 1AM
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MXT 276
Abstract: SMAJ6.8A msf 38.9 mbf 391 mvz 533 SMAJ150A-E3 mtk marking code smaj100a-e3 MARKING CODE MAZ MYS 644
Text: SMAJ5.0e3 to SMAJ440CAe3 400W Transient Voltage Suppressor TVS protection device Main product characteristics VWM 5.0V – 440V VBR(min) - VBR(max) 6.40V – 543V IPP 41.7A – 0.6A VCL(MAX) 9.6V – 713V PPP 400W RoHS COMPLIANT DO-214AC (SMA) Description and applications
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DO-214AC
IEC61000-4-2
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SMAJxxxxe3/TR13
SMAJ18CAe3/TR13
8Ae3/TR13
002oz.
MXT 276
SMAJ6.8A
msf 38.9
mbf 391
mvz 533
SMAJ150A-E3
mtk marking code
smaj100a-e3
MARKING CODE MAZ
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SMBJ6.5A
Abstract: No abstract text available
Text: VISHAY GENERAL SEMICONDUCTOR www.vishay.com Transient Voltage Suppressors Application Note Protecting for Repetitive Transient Voltages While lightning may not strike twice in the same place, in circuits which involve power switching, relays, or motor control, components may be continually subjected to very
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Text: Protecting for Repetitive Transient Voltages By Bruce Hartwig Senior Automotive Applications Engineer While lightning may not strike twice in the same place, in cir cuits which involve power switching, relays, or motor control, Average power can be closely estimated by multiplying the
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KL SN 102 94v-0
Abstract: diode EGP 30D circuit diagram of 5kw smps full bridge MELF ZENER DIODE color bands blue y-349 diode GI 2W06G DO-213AB smd diode color marking code 6j 507 SMD TRANSISTOR smd diode marking g2a zener Marking BJ9
Text: General Instrument / Power Semiconductor Division / I * r .jr > / INTRODUCTION General Instrument Corporation is a world leader in developing technology, systems and product solutions for the interactive delivery o f video and data. G l’s success results
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SMAJ6.8A
Abstract: SMBJ6.5A
Text: Gl Transient Suppressor QuikNote Series: No. 104 PROTECTING FOR REPETITIVE TRANSIENT VOLTAGES Bruce Hartwig, Senior Automotive Applications Engineer P avg. = 2 8 0 W x 0.000004 / 0.0083 sec. = 0 .134W While lightning may not strike twice in the same place, in
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Text: Gl Transient Suppressor QuIkNole Series: No.104 Protecting for Repetitive Transient Voltages O.M. Clark and F. B. Hartwig While lightning may not strike twice in the same place, in circuits which involve power switching, relays, or motor control, components may be continu
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