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B1201UC - SIDACtor Protection Thyristors

Description

The Battrax® series offers programmable SIDACtor® overvoltage protection devices for SLIC applications.

The Single Port Negative Battrax Series provides a programmable device that is referenced to a negative voltage souce while internal diodes provide protection from positive surge events.

Features

  • and Benefits t Low voltage overshoot t Low on-state voltage t Does not degrade with use t Fails short circuit when surged in excess of ratings t Single-port protection t Gate triggered tracking device t Integrated diodes for positive voltage Applicable Global Standards t TIA-968-A t TIA-968-B t ITU K.20/21 Enhanced Level t ITU K.20/21 Basic Level t GR 1089 Inter-building t GR 1089 Intra-building t IEC 61000-4-5 t YD/T 1082 t YD/T 993 t YD/T 950 (T) 1 (-.

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Part number B1201UC
Manufacturer Littelfuse
File Size 1.09 MB
Description SIDACtor Protection Thyristors
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SIDACtor® Protection Thyristors SLIC Protection Battrax® Series - Single Port Negative - MS-013 Agency Approvals Agency Agency File Number E133083 Pinout Designation 1 2 3 6 5 4 Schematic Symbol Description The Battrax® series offers programmable SIDACtor® overvoltage protection devices for SLIC applications. The Single Port Negative Battrax Series provides a programmable device that is referenced to a negative voltage souce while internal diodes provide protection from positive surge events.
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