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3KP100C-H Datasheet PDF : 8 Pages
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Axial Leaded Transient Voltage Suppressor
3KP SERIES
Formosa MS
Electrical characteristics (at TA=25oC unless otherwise noted)
Part No.
Reverse
Stand-off
Voltage
VRWM
Breakdown Voltage @IT
VBR Min
VBR Max
Test
Current
IT
Maximum Clamping
Voltage @IPP
VC@IPP
Volts
Volts
Volts
mA
Volts
I ( PP A)
3KP130(C)A
130
144
159
5.0
209
14.4
Table 1
Maximum
Reverse
Leakage
Current
IR@VRWM
IR(uA)
10
3KP150(C)A
150
167
185
5.0
243
12.3
10
3KP160(C)A
160
178
197
5.0
259
11.6
10
3KP170(C)A
170
189
209
5.0
275
10.9
10
3KP180(C)A
180
201
222
5.0
292
10.4
10
3KP190(C)A
190
211
233
5.0
308
9.7
10
3KP200(C)A
200
224
247
5.0
324
9.1
10
3KP210(C)A
210
237
263
5.0
340
8.6
10
3KP220(C)A
220
246
272
5.0
356
8.1
10
Note 1. VBR measured after IT applied for 300us, IT=square wave pulse or equivalent
2. Surge current waveform per Fig. 5 and derated per Fig. 1
3. For bi-directional types having VRWM of 10 volts and less, the IR limit is doubled
4. Suffix ‘C’ denotes bi-directional devices. Suffix ‘A’ denotes 5% tolerance devices, no suffix denotes 10% tolerance devices.
5. All terms and symbols are consistent with ANS/IEEE C62.35
Fig. A - Transients of several thousand volts can be
clamped to a safe level by the TVS
Transient Peak
+30V
+20V
+12V
IC Failure Threshold
TVS Clamping
Voltage (VC)
Normal Operating
Voltage
Fig. B - Transient current is divered to ground thru
TVS; the voltage seen by the protected load
is limited to the clamping voltage level
Transient
Voltage
+
Clamping
Transient
Transient
Current
TVS
Protected
Load
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Document ID
DS-222822
Issued Date
2009/08/10
Revised Date
2010/03/10
Revision
B
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