P6KE27A Datasheet PDF - Fairchild Semiconductor 600W Transient Voltage Suppressors Specs

P6KE27A - 600W Transient Voltage Suppressors

This page provides the datasheet information for the P6KE27A, a member of the P6KE6V8A 600W Transient Voltage Suppressors family.

Datasheet Summary

Features

Glass-Passivated Junction.
600 W Peak Pulse Power Capability at 1.0 ms.
Excellent Clamping Capability.
Low Incremental Surge Resistance.
Fast Response Time; Typically < 1.0 ps from 0 V to BV for Uni-directional and 5.0 ns for Bi-directional.
Typical IR < 1.0 mA Above 10 V.

Datasheet Details

Part number	P6KE27A
Manufacturer	Fairchild Semiconductor
File Size	116.34 KB
Description	600W Transient Voltage Suppressors
Datasheet	P6KE27A Datasheet
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P6KE6V8(C)A - P6KE440(C)A — 600 W Transient Voltage Suppressors June 2013 P6KE6V8(C)A - P6KE440(C)A 600 W Transient Voltage Suppressors Features • Glass-Passivated Junction • 600 W Peak Pulse Power Capability at 1.0 ms • Excellent Clamping Capability • Low Incremental Surge Resistance • Fast Response Time; Typically < 1.0 ps from 0 V to BV for Uni-directional and 5.0 ns for Bi-directional • Typical IR < 1.0 mA Above 10 V Applications • Devices for Bipolar Applications • Bi-directional Types Use CA Suffix • Electrical Characteristics Apply in Both Directions DO-15 COLOR BAND DENOTES CATHODE ON UNIDIRECTIONAL DEVICES ONLY. NO Absolute Maximum Ratings Stresses exceeding the absolute maximum ratings may damage the device.

Published: Nov 13, 2017 |