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Square Piece 34S 471 MOV Electronic Components, Multi-Purpose Zinc Oxide SPD Varistor
characteristic
Protection characteristics, when the impact strength of the impact
source does not exceed the limit value, the limited voltage of the
varistor cannot exceed the acceptable impact withstand voltage of
the protected target. Impact resistance characteristics, that is,
the impact current, impact energy that the varistor itself can
accept, and the balance power when each impact is generated
successively.
There are two characteristics of service life, one is the
continuous working voltage life, that is, the period during which
the varistor should be able to work stably under the system voltage
requirements at a certain ambient temperature. The second is the
number of years of shocks, which can safely accept a certain range
of shocks. After the varistor participates in the system, in
addition to the protective effect of the "opening and closing
parts", it will also bring a general additional effect, which is
the so-called "secondary effect", and it should not reduce the
online working function of the system. There are three key elements
to consider at this time, one is the capacitance of the varistor
itself, the other is the leakage current under the system voltage,
and the third is the effect of the angle modulation current of the
varistor on other circuits through the coupling of the internal
impedance of the power supply .
Model Number | 181K 390K 431K 470K 471K 511K 561K 680K 681K 821K 102K |
Package | Varistors |
D/C | Newest |
Condition | New & Original |
Lead time | Within 1 day |
Unit Price | Contact us for latest price |
More details | Please contact us |
Applications
Transistor, diode, IC, thyristor or triac semiconductor protection
Surge protection in consumer electronics Surge protection in industrial electronics
Surge protection in electronic home appliances, gas and petroleum appliances
Relay and electromagnetic valve surge absorption
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Specifications:
Application
1. Varistor voltage: refers to the voltage value across the
varistor at a specified temperature and DC (generally 1mA or
0.1mA). Recorded as V1mA or V0.1mAo
2. Maximum continuous voltage: refers to the maximum effective
value of sinusoidal AC voltage or the maximum DC voltage value that
can be continuously applied to both ends of the varistor for a long
time under the specified ambient temperature
3. Limiting voltage: refers to the maximum peak voltage at both
ends of the varistor when a specified surge current (8,20μs) passes
through it.
4. Rated power: refers to the maximum average impact power that can
be applied to the varistor under the specified ambient temperature.
5. Maximum energy: the maximum impact energy that can be applied to
the varistor under the condition that the varistor voltage does not
change more than ±10% and the impulse current waveform is 10,
1000μs or 2ms.
6. Current capacity (maximum inrush current)