NTE4914 - Transient Overvoltage Suppressor

NTE Electronics (defunct)

General Description

The NTE4900 series of silicon Transient Suppressors designed to protect voltage sensitive components from high energy voltage transients.

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Part number	NTE4914
Manufacturer	NTE Electronics (defunct)
File Size	26.05 KB
Description	Transient Overvoltage Suppressor
Datasheet	NTE4914 Datasheet

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NTE4902 thru NTE4998 Surge Clamping, Transient Overvoltage Suppressor Unidirectional Description: The NTE4900 series of silicon Transient Suppressors designed to protect voltage sensitive components from high energy voltage transients. Transient over voltage suppressor devices have become very important as a consequence of their high surge capability, extremely fast response time, and low incremental surge resistance (Rs). Application: The NTE4900 series has a peak pulse power rating of 1500 watts for one millisecond can protect integrated circuits, hybrids, CMOS, MOS, and other voltage sensitive components in a broad range of applications such as telecommunications, power supplies, computers, automotive, industrial, and medical equipment.