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High Power 3500A TVS Diodes – SMTJ Series

Eaton Bussmann’s series SMTJ TVS diodes for use in high power DC bus clamping applications allow high-temperature reflow soldering

Image of Eaton Bussmann's High Power 3500A TVS Diodes – SMTJ SeriesEaton Bussmann's SMTJ series diode is designed for use in high-power DC bus clamping applications. It offers superior performance, lower clamping voltage under surge, performance stability, and increased reliability compared to competing MOV technology. It is ideal for 5G base station and telecommunication systems, Ethernet protection, and industrial automation applications, to name a few.

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Features
  • Low slope resistance
  • Very low clamping voltage
  • Excellent clamping capability
  • Sharp breakdown voltage
  • Glass passivated junction
  • Snapback technology for superior clamping factor
  • High-temperature reflow soldering: +260°C/40 s at terminal
  • Plastic package meets UL 94 V-0 flammability rating
  • UL 1449 Recognized. File No.: E340782 Guide VZCA2
Applications
  • Consumer electronics
  • Telecommunications
  • Computing and servers
  • Ethernet protection
  • Industrial automation
  • Networking equipment

High Power 3500A TVS Diodes - SMTJ Series

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
TVS DIODE 58VWM 120VC 4SMTSMTJ58CATTVS DIODE 58VWM 120VC 4SMT148 - Immediate$132.41View Details
TVS DIODE 66VWM 130VC 4SMTSMTJ66CATTVS DIODE 66VWM 130VC 4SMT976 - Immediate$114.55View Details
TVS DIODE 76VWM 150VC 4SMTSMTJ76CATTVS DIODE 76VWM 150VC 4SMT713 - Immediate$121.89View Details
TVS DIODE 86VWM 170VC 4SMTSMTJ86CATTVS DIODE 86VWM 170VC 4SMT709 - Immediate$132.41View Details
Published: 2021-11-12

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