SM15T7V5A-E3/57T

Product Overview

• Category: TVS Diode
• Use: Protection against transient voltage spikes
• Characteristics: Low clamping voltage, fast response time, high surge capability
• Package: SOD-128
• Essence: Provides robust protection for sensitive electronic equipment
• Packaging/Quantity: Tape & Reel, 3000 units per reel

Specifications

• Peak Pulse Power: 1500W
• Breakdown Voltage: 7.5V
• Operating Voltage: 6.4V
• Clamping Voltage: 11.4V
• Peak Pulse Current: 40.8A
• Reverse Standoff Voltage: 5V

Detailed Pin Configuration

The SM15T7V5A-E3/57T TVS diode has a standard SOD-128 package with two pins. Pin 1 is the anode and pin 2 is the cathode.

Functional Features

• Fast response time to transient voltage spikes
• Low clamping voltage to protect downstream components
• High surge capability for reliable protection

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Robust protection against transient voltage spikes
• Fast response time
• Low clamping voltage

Disadvantages

• Limited to specific voltage range
• Requires careful consideration of application voltage levels

Working Principles

The SM15T7V5A-E3/57T TVS diode works by diverting excess voltage away from sensitive components when a transient voltage spike occurs. It rapidly clamps the voltage to a safe level, protecting the downstream circuitry.

Detailed Application Field Plans

This TVS diode is commonly used in various electronic devices and systems, including: - Power supplies - Communication equipment - Automotive electronics - Industrial control systems - Consumer electronics

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models

• SM15T7V5A-E3/5BT: Similar specifications with different packaging
• SM15T7V5A-E3/9AT: Higher surge capability and lower clamping voltage

Note: The alternative models should be verified for compatibility with specific applications.

This comprehensive entry provides detailed information about the SM15T7V5A-E3/57T TVS diode, including its specifications, functional features, advantages, disadvantages, working principles, application field plans, and alternative models.