General Electric TP8D13
The problem of current surges in switch-mode power supplies is caused by the large filter capacitors used to smooth the ripple in the rectified 60 Hz current prior to being chopped at a high frequency. The diagram above illustrates a circuit commonly used in switching power supplies.| Part No. | TP8D13 |
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| Datasheet | TP8D13 Download |
| Manufacturer |  General Electric |
| Description | Power Thermistor |
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FEATURES
● Low cost, solid state device for inrush current suppression● Excellent mechanical strength
● Wide operating temperature range: -58°F to 347°F (-50°C to 175°C)
● Suitable for PCB mounting
● Available as a standard with kinked or straight leads and on tape and reel to EIS RS-468A for automatic insertion
APPLICATIONS
Control of the inrush current in switching power supplies, flourescent lamp, inverters, motors, etc.● Low steady resistance and accompanying power loss
● Small size
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● For kinked leads, add suffix “A” For tape and reel, add suffix “B” Other tolerances in the range 0.7 Ω to 120 Ω Other tolerances, tolerances at other temperatures Al...
