Part number:
ITA6V5C1
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File Size:
58.48 KB
Description:
Monolithictransil array for data line protection.
* HIGH SURGE CAPABILITY TRANSIL ARRAY IPP = 40 A 8/20µs UP TO 5 BIDIRECTIONAL TRANSIL FUNCTIONS BREAK DOWN VOLTAGE AND MAXIMUM DIFFERENTIAL VOLTAGE BETWEEN TWO INPUT PINS : ITA6V5 = 6.5 V ITA10 = 10 V ITA18 = 18 V ITA25 = 25 V LOW CLAMPING FACTOR (VCL / VBR) AT HIGH CURRENT LEVEL LOW LEAKAGECURRENT LO
ITA6V5C1
58.48 KB
Monolithictransil array for data line protection.
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