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➢ What is the peak pulse power (ppk) rating for the 5ke series diodes, and what is the significance of the 'it' parameter mentioned in note 1 regarding breakdown voltage measurement?
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1. Product Overview
️· Product Series: 1.5KE (likely refers to 1.5 Kilovolt series, but the document specifies a VBR range of 6.8 - 440 Volts)
️· Type: Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) Diode
️· Manufacturer: Bruckewell Technology Corporation
️· Document Revision: Rev. A - 2014
️· Peak Pulse Power (PPK): 1500 Watts
️· Breakdown Voltage Range (VBR): 6.8 Volts to 440 Volts
2. Electrical Characteristics (Detailed in Tables)
The documents provide two tables (with a range of 1.5KE6.8C to 1.5KE440CA), the key characteristics are:
️· Breakdown Voltage (VBR): Minimum and Maximum values for various diodes within the series (e.g., 6.8V - 440V).
️· It (Test Current): Current used to measure breakdown voltage (typically 1mA).
️· VRWM (Working Peak Reverse Voltage): Maximum reverse voltage the diode can safely handle.
️· IR (Reverse Leakage Current): Small current that flows when the diode is reverse biased.
️· IRSM (Reverse Surge Current): The maximum reverse surge current the diode can withstand.
️· Clamping Voltage: A characteristic of TVS diodes - the voltage at which they start to limit voltage spikes.
3. Key Documents / Figures
️· Figure 1: Pulse Derating Curve: Illustrates how power dissipation changes with pulse width.
️· Figure 2: Pulse Waveform: Shows the typical waveform for the TVS diode.
️· Figure 3: Steady State Power Derating: Describes how to reduce power dissipation at higher ambient temperatures.
️· Figure 4: Pulse Rating Curve: Similar to pulse derating, illustrates performance based on pulse width.
️· Figure 5: Typical Junction Capacitance: A graph showing junction capacitance vs voltage.
4. Disclaimer & Important Notes
️· Subject to Change: Product specifications are not fixed and can change without notice.
️· No Guarantees: Bruckewell disclaims all liability for suitability of the products for specific applications. Customer validation is required.
️· "1.5" Omission: The marking on the diode will omit the "1.5" (likely a manufacturing shorthand).
To best utilize this information, please let me know if you need specific data points from the tables, or if you have questions about a particular aspect of the product.
1. Product Overview
️· Product Series: 1.5KE (likely refers to 1.5 Kilovolt series, but the document specifies a VBR range of 6.8 - 440 Volts)
️· Type: Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) Diode
️· Manufacturer: Bruckewell Technology Corporation
️· Document Revision: Rev. A - 2014
️· Peak Pulse Power (PPK): 1500 Watts
️· Breakdown Voltage Range (VBR): 6.8 Volts to 440 Volts
2. Electrical Characteristics (Detailed in Tables)
The documents provide two tables (with a range of 1.5KE6.8C to 1.5KE440CA), the key characteristics are:
️· Breakdown Voltage (VBR): Minimum and Maximum values for various diodes within the series (e.g., 6.8V - 440V).
️· It (Test Current): Current used to measure breakdown voltage (typically 1mA).
️· VRWM (Working Peak Reverse Voltage): Maximum reverse voltage the diode can safely handle.
️· IR (Reverse Leakage Current): Small current that flows when the diode is reverse biased.
️· IRSM (Reverse Surge Current): The maximum reverse surge current the diode can withstand.
️· Clamping Voltage: A characteristic of TVS diodes - the voltage at which they start to limit voltage spikes.
3. Key Documents / Figures
️· Figure 1: Pulse Derating Curve: Illustrates how power dissipation changes with pulse width.
️· Figure 2: Pulse Waveform: Shows the typical waveform for the TVS diode.
️· Figure 3: Steady State Power Derating: Describes how to reduce power dissipation at higher ambient temperatures.
️· Figure 4: Pulse Rating Curve: Similar to pulse derating, illustrates performance based on pulse width.
️· Figure 5: Typical Junction Capacitance: A graph showing junction capacitance vs voltage.
4. Disclaimer & Important Notes
️· Subject to Change: Product specifications are not fixed and can change without notice.
️· No Guarantees: Bruckewell disclaims all liability for suitability of the products for specific applications. Customer validation is required.
️· "1.5" Omission: The marking on the diode will omit the "1.5" (likely a manufacturing shorthand).
To best utilize this information, please let me know if you need specific data points from the tables, or if you have questions about a particular aspect of the product.
| Part No. | 1.5KE440C |
| Manufacturer | BWTECH |
| Size | 595 Kbytes |
| Pages | 7 pages |
| Description | Glass passvated junction chip |
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