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20D180K - Radial Lead Varistor

General Description

The 20D series radial leaded varistors provides an ideal circuit protection solution for lower DC voltage applications by offering higher surge ratings than ever before available in such small discs.

Key Features

  • u Wide operating voltage (V1mA) range from 8V to 1800V u Fast responding to transient over-voltage u Large absorbing transient energy capability u Low clamping ratio and no following-on current u Meets MSL level 1, per J-STD-020 Applicable u Transistor, diode, IC, thyristor or triac semiconductor protection u Surge protection in consumer electronics u Surge protection in industrial electronics u Surge protection in electronic home appliances, gas and petroleum appliances u Relay and electr.

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Part number 20D180K
Manufacturer SOCAY
File Size 889.48 KB
Description Radial Lead Varistor
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Radial Lead Varistor (MOV) 120D Series Description The 20D series radial leaded varistors provides an ideal circuit protection solution for lower DC voltage applications by offering higher surge ratings than ever before available in such small discs. The maximum peak surge current rating can reach up to 10KA (8/20 μs pulse) to protect against high peak surges, including indirect lightning strike interference, system switching transients and abnormal fast transients from the power source.