Bidirectional thyristor surge protection device with 200V breakdown voltage and 24A surge current capability. Features a 265V clamping voltage, 150mA hold current, and 100A maximum surge current. Operates bidirectionally with a maximum repetitive reverse voltage of 200V and a low reverse leakage current of 2uA. Packaged in a DO-214AA surface mount case, this RoHS compliant component offers a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 150°C.
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| Capacitance | 60pF |
| Package/Case | DO-214AA |
| Clamping Voltage | 265V |
| Direction | Bidirectional |
| Height | 2.45mm |
| Hold Current | 150mA |
| Lead Free | Lead Free |
| Length | 4.6mm |
| Max Breakdown Voltage | 200V |
| Min Breakdown Voltage | 200V |
| Max Operating Temperature | 150°C |
| Min Operating Temperature | -40°C |
| Max Repetitive Reverse Voltage (Vrrm) | 200V |
| Max Reverse Leakage Current | 2uA |
| Max Surge Current | 100A |
| Mount | Surface Mount |
| Number of Elements | 1 |
| Operating Supply Voltage | 180V |
| Package Quantity | 2500 |
| Packaging | Tape and Reel |
| Peak Pulse Current | 400A |
| Polarity | Bidirectional |
| Radiation Hardening | No |
| Reach SVHC Compliant | No |
| Reverse Standoff Voltage | 180V |
| RoHS Compliant | Yes |
| Series | SMP, TRISIL™ |
| Termination | SMD/SMT |
| Width | 3.95mm |
| RoHS | Compliant |
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