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The Bourns 2035-60-SM-RPLF is a precision gas discharge tube (GDT) surge protector designed for surface mount applications. It is part of the 2035-xx-SM series, offering a leadless, compact package suitable for high-density PCB layouts.
This GDT features a DC sparkover voltage of 600 V with a tolerance of -12%/+15%. Its impulse sparkover voltage is 950 V at 100 V/μs and 1100 V at 1000 V/μs. The impulse discharge current rating is 5000 A (5 kA) per the existing database, though the datasheet indicates 10000 A for 8/20 μs waveform. It has a low capacitance of less than 1 pF at 1 MHz and high insulation resistance greater than 10^10 Ω.
The 2035-60-SM-RPLF is ideal for use in telecommunications equipment, industrial electronics, and commercial applications where surge protection is required. It is RoHS compliant and features a stable breakdown voltage throughout its life. The component is available in tape and reel packaging for automated assembly.
600 V with a tolerance of -12%/+15%.
950 V at 100 V/μs and 1100 V at 1000 V/μs.
5000 A (5 kA) per database, but the datasheet specifies 10000 A for 8/20 μs waveform. Verify actual rating.
2-SMD Cylinder Square End package, surface mount, 2-pole.
Yes, RoHS3 compliant per Directive 2015/863.
Less than 1 pF at 1 MHz.
Greater than 10^10 ohms at 100 V test voltage.