IRFR5305TRPBF
Infineon
The Infineon IRFR5305TRPBF is a single MOSFET transistor. It features RoHS3 compliance and an MSL of 1 Unlimited.
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The P6KE6.8A from Vishay Dale is a Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode designed to protect electronic circuits from voltage transients. It features a glass passivated chip junction within a DO-15 package, suitable for through-hole mounting.
This TVS diode boasts a 600W peak pulse power capability on a 10/1000μs waveform, ensuring robust protection against surges. It operates over a wide temperature range from -55°C to +150°C. Key electrical characteristics include a breakdown voltage of 6.8V, a maximum clamping voltage of 10.5V at peak pulse current, and a typical reverse leakage current of less than 1μA above 12V.
The P6KE6.8A offers excellent clamping capability and a fast response time, typically less than 1.0ps from 0 Volts to VBR Min. Its low zener impedance further contributes to its effectiveness in suppressing transient voltages.
This component is compliant with 2011/65/EU and IEC61249-2-21:2003 standards. The polarity is indicated by a color band, except for bidirectional types. The mounting position can be any.
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The minimum breakdown voltage is 6.8V at a test current of 1mA.
The maximum clamping voltage is 10.5V at a peak pulse current of 1mA.
The maximum peak pulse current is 75A for a 10/1000μs waveform.
It is available in a DO-15 through-hole package.
The typical response time is less than 1.0 picosecond from 0V to breakdown voltage.
The typical thermal resistance from junction to ambient is 75°C/W.
The maximum steady state power dissipation is 5W at a lead temperature of 75°C.
