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TBU-DF085 - High-Speed Protectors

Download the TBU-DF085 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the TBU-DF055 variant, as both devices belong to the same high-speed protectors family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Key Features

  • n Superior circuit protection n Overcurrent protection n Blocks surges up to rated voltage limit n High-speed performance n Small SMT package n RoHS compliant.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (TBU-DF055-BOURNS.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number TBU-DF085
Manufacturer Bourns
File Size 652.90 KB
Description High-Speed Protectors
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*RoHS COMPLIANT 53F8505230 LEAD FREE Features n Superior circuit protection n Overcurrent protection n Blocks surges up to rated voltage limit n High-speed performance n Small SMT package n RoHS compliant* Applications n RS-485 interfaces n Exposed sense and data lines n Factory automation n Protection modules and dongles n Process control equipment n Test and measurement equipment n General electronics TBU-DF Series - TBU® High-Speed Protectors RoHSVECROSLIMEOPALNIDSAFANRTRE*EE General Information The TBU-DF Series of Bourns® TBU® products are low capacitance dual bidirectional high-speed Electronic Current Limiters (ECLs), constructed using MOSFET semiconductor technology, and designed to protect against faults caused by short circuits, overvoltage transients and faul