
Protek Devices
Shares the SOD-323 package but has a higher 5V working voltage and significantly higher capacitance.
Finding a replacement for the PTVSLC3D3V3B TVS diode requires matching its 3.3V working voltage and low 3.5pF capacitance. Alternatives exist but often have higher voltage and capacitance, requiring careful engineering review.
Higher working voltage (5V vs 3.3V) and capacitance (>30pF vs 3.5pF) can lead to insufficient protection and signal degradation.
Candidates share the same SOD-323 package, ensuring physical compatibility.
No direct drop-in replacement was found among the candidates reviewed. All viable options are parametrically different and present significant risks.
Search for a bidirectional TVS in a SOD-323 package with a reverse working voltage of 3.3V and capacitance under 5pF.
The primary risk is inadequate circuit protection due to the higher clamping voltages of all available alternatives.

Protek Devices
Shares the SOD-323 package but has a higher 5V working voltage and significantly higher capacitance.
| Feature / factor | PTVSLC3D3V3B | PSD05C-LF-T7 | SD05C | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | SOD-323 | SOD-323 | SOD-323 | SOD-323 — Form factor matches.; SD05C: Form factor matches. | |
| Polarity Or Type | Bidirectional | Bidirectional | Bidirectional | Bidirectional — Polarity matches.; SD05C: Polarity matches. | |
| Voltage V | 3.3V | 5.0V | 5.0V | 5.0V — Higher working voltage offers less protection.; SD05C: Higher working voltage offers less protection. | |
| Power W | 350W | 300W-400W | 300W-350W | 300W-400W / 300W-350W — Conflicting data (300W-400W); verify datasheet.; SD05C: May be a slight downgrade depending on manufacturer. | |
| Capacitance | 3.5pF | 35pF | ~30-50pF | 35pF / ~30-50pF — Significantly higher capacitance may affect signal integrity.; SD05C: Significantly higher capacitance may affect signal integrity. |
No direct drop-in replacements were found. Candidates like SD05C have the same package but a higher 5V working voltage and significantly higher capacitance, making them risky alternatives that require circuit validation.