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| Category | |
| Manufacturer Name | |
| Arc Voltage | |
| Capacitance | |
| DC Breakdown Voltage (Minimum/Typical/Maximum @ @100 V/s) | |
| Fail Short | |
| Impulse Breakdown Voltage (Typical @ @1 kV/µs) | |
| Impulse Breakdown Voltage (Typical @ @100 V/µs) | |
| Impulse Discharge Current (8 | |
| Insulation Resistance | |
| Max Surge Current | |
| Medical Grade | |
| Mounting Type | |
| Nominal Impulse Discharge Current | |
| Number of Poles | |
| Package / Case | |
| Storage Temperature | |
| Tape & Reel | |
| Termination Style | |
| Voltage |
The Littelfuse CG34.0LTR is a two-electrode gas discharge tube (GDT) from the CG3 series designed for surge protection and high isolation applications. It provides a typical DC breakdown voltage of 4000V (minimum 3200V, maximum 4800V at 100V/s) and an impulse breakdown voltage of 5800V at 100V/µs and 6000V at 1kV/µs. The device features insulation resistance of 10 GΩ minimum at 100V and a low capacitance of less than 1.5pF at 1MHz, making it suitable for high-speed signal lines. The arc voltage is approximately 25V at 1A. It can handle a nominal impulse discharge current of 5kA (8/20µs) and a maximum surge current of 10kA (8/20µs, single shot). The GDT is housed in a rugged ceramic-metal axial cylinder package with through-hole mounting and axial leads. It is available in tape-and-reel packaging. The part is RoHS3 compliant with MSL 1 unlimited and REACH unaffected status (low confidence, unverified). Typical applications include CRT terminals, CATV equipment, antennas, power supplies, and medical electronics.
Axial Cylinder (through-hole mounting).
Yes, RoHS3 compliant (unverified, low confidence).
4000V (minimum 3200V, maximum 4800V at 100V/s).
5800V at 100V/µs and 6000V at 1kV/µs.
Less than 1.5pF at 1MHz.
5kA (8/20µs waveform).
Two poles.