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Part No.	TVS002
Manufacturer	SSDI
Size	29 Kbytes
Pages	2 pages
Description	120 KWATTS 840 VOLTS UNIDIRECTIONAL TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSOR

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️· Peak Pulse Current (IPP): 120A
️· Clamping Voltage (VC): 1000V (at IPP = 120A)
️· Reverse Leakage Current (IR1): 100 µA (max, TA = 25°C)
️· Reverse Leakage Current (IR2): 200 µA (max, TA = 0°C)

## Maximum Ratings
️· Operating & Storage Temperature: -65°C to +150°C

## Notes
️· Voltage measurements use a 35 msec test time; longer/shorter times affect values.
️· Current pulse rises to peak in 10 µsec and decays to half value in 1msec.
️· Pulse width is defined as time from peak current to 50% of rated Ipp (10µsec x 100µsec waveform per R.E.A).

# STM8057 Transient Voltage Suppressor

## Features
️· Available Voltages: 96V to 1600V (Consult Factory)
️· Meets Mil-PRF-19500 Environmental Requirements
️· Custom Configurations Available
️· Reverse Polarity Option (Add Suffix "R")
️· Maximum Operating/Storage Temperature: 150°C
️· TX and TXV Level Screening Available
️· Unidirectional

## Applications
️· Voltage Sensitive Component Protection
️· High Power Surge Protection
️· Lightning Protection

## Electrical Characteristics
️· Stand Off Voltage (VRWM): 800V
️· Breakdown Voltage (VBR): 840V (minimum)
️· Peak Pulse Power Dissipation (PD): 120kW
️· Peak Pulse Current (IPP): 120A
️· Clamping Voltage (VC): 1000V (at IPP = 120A)
️· Reverse Leakage Current (IR1): 100 µA (max, TA = 25°C)
️· Reverse Leakage Current (IR2): 200 µA (max, TA = 0°C)

## Maximum Ratings
️· Operating & Storage Temperature: -65°C to +150°C

## Notes
️· Voltage measurements use a 35 msec test time; longer/shorter times affect values.
️· Current pulse rises to peak in 10 µsec and decays to half value in 1msec.
️· Pulse width is defined as time from peak current to 50% of rated Ipp (10µsec x 100µsec waveform per R.E.A).