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The P6KE440A-TP from Micro Commercial is a 600W Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode designed for general purpose electronic protection. It features a standoff voltage of 376V and a clamping voltage of 600V, with a peak pulse current rating of 1.04A.
This TVS diode operates within a wide temperature range of -55°C to +175°C, making it suitable for various environmental conditions. The device is housed in a standard DO-15 axial package, facilitating through-hole mounting.
Key electrical characteristics include a breakdown voltage of 376V and a maximum temperature coefficient of VBR of 0.096% / °C. The TVS diode offers fast response times, with unidirectional response less than 1x10^-12 seconds and bidirectional response less than 5x10^-9 seconds.
Applications for the P6KE440A-TP include protection against voltage transients induced by inductive load switching and lighting. Its robust design and specifications make it suitable for consumer, computer, industrial, automotive, and telecommunication systems.
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The P6KE440A-TP has a peak pulse power dissipation of 600W at 25°C.
The rated standoff voltage (VWM) for the P6KE440A-TP is 376V.
The clamping voltage (VC @ IPP) for the P6KE440A-TP is 600V.
The P6KE440A-TP operates from -55°C to +175°C.
The P6KE440A-TP is supplied in a DO-15 axial package.
The response time for unidirectional transients is less than 1x10^-12 seconds.