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TPSMBJ33CA AI Analysis:
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TPSMBJ33CA product

TPSMBJ33CA

Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS)

TVS diodeBidirectional33 V600 WSMBDO-214AA

TPSMBJ33CA is a bidirectional SMB TVS diode for suppressing transient overvoltage on circuits with a 33 V standoff requirement.

Best for

  • Bidirectional transient suppression near a 33 V working voltage
  • Surface-mount surge-clamping locations using an SMB package

Avoid if

  • The protected load cannot tolerate up to 53.3 V during the specified pulse condition
  • A unidirectional TVS characteristic is required

Check before use

  • Maximum clamping voltage at the expected surge current
  • Peak pulse derating versus operating temperature
  • Package thermal capability and PCB copper layout

Key specifications

Polarity
Bidirectional
Reverse standoff voltage
33 V
Breakdown voltage
36.7 V to 40.6 V at 1 mA
Maximum clamping voltage
53.3 V at 11.3 A
Peak pulse power
600 W minimum on 10/1000 µs waveform
Package
SMB (DO-214AA)

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
-
REACH
-
MSL
-
ECCN
-
HTSUS
-

Application

Transient voltage clampingGeneral surge protection

Datasheet

a82e64c7140ff316884f9fc10cee7772_TPSMBJ33CA.pdf

800 KB

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TPSMBJ33CA is a bidirectional surface-mount transient voltage suppressor diode in an SMB (DO-214AA) package. It has a 33 V reverse standoff voltage and is intended to clamp transient overvoltage events.