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The SA36A from ON Semiconductor is a 500 Watt Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode. It is designed for general-purpose applications requiring robust voltage protection. This device features a glass-passivated junction and offers excellent clamping capability with low incremental surge resistance.
The SA36A has a reverse stand-off voltage of 36V and a breakdown voltage of 40.0V to 44.2V at a test current of 1.0 mA. Its clamping voltage is 58.1V at a peak pulse current of 8.6A. The diode exhibits a fast response time, typically less than 1.0 ps for unidirectional types, and a typical reverse leakage of less than 1.0 μA above 10V.
Packaged in an axial DO-15 (DO-204AC) case, the SA36A is designed for through-hole mounting. It operates within a temperature range of -55°C to 150°C (TJ) and has a storage temperature range of -65°C to 175°C. The non-repetitive peak forward surge current is rated at 70A.
This TVS diode is suitable for various protection needs where transient voltage suppression is critical. Its specifications make it a reliable choice for safeguarding sensitive electronic components from voltage spikes.
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36V.
40.0V to 44.2V at 1.0 mA test current.
58.1V maximum at peak pulse current.
8.6A maximum for a 10/1000 μs waveform.
DO-204AC (DO-15) axial leaded through-hole package.
500W for a 10/1000 μs waveform.
Less than 1.0 ps for unidirectional devices and 5.0 ns for bidirectional devices.