DA53 - For Power Lines

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Features

Small size. (5.3mm Length 10mm).
Allows performing the AC withstanding voltage test.
Used to protect power supplies.
Quick response for surge voltage, and low limiting voltage.
Small capacitance and excellent insulation resistance.
Stable for repeated discharge test conditions and environmental fluctuation.
No polarity.
No dark effect.
DA53 Series combined with varistor or a ceme.

Mitsubishi

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Part number	DA53
Manufacturer	Mitsubishi
File Size	53.08 KB
Description	For Power Lines
Datasheet	DA53 Datasheet
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SURGE ABSORBER DA53 Series Part number system 622 Vs DC Spark-over voltage (Vs) M DC Spark-over voltage tolerance 2 3 The first two digits are significant, and the third is number of zeros. 622 Ex.) 622 means: 62 102=6200v M 20 Dimensions 5.3 0.5 mm Unit mm 0.50 0.05 For Power Lines DA53 Series has a micro gap cut to an accuracy of several tens of microns in width for rapid response against induced lightning and electrostatic discharges. Allows performing the AC withstanding voltage test. This series are ideal for protecting power supplies against surge voltage. ■Features ●Small size. (5.3mm Length 10mm) ●Allows performing the AC withstanding voltage test. ●Used to protect power supplies. ●Quick response for surge voltage, and low limiting voltage.

Published: Mar 21, 2017 |