GS-P15-A - BIDIRECTIONALDATA LINE PROTECTOR

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The GS-P15-A is a Bidirectional Data Line Protection System against EOS (Electrical Over Stress) and ESD (Electrical Static Discharge).

This subminiature male/female connector, designed both for EIA RS232C and V24 with 15 lines, shunts to ground hazardous overvoltages induced on an EIA cable.

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Part number	GS-P15-A
Manufacturer	STMicroelectronics
File Size	47.56 KB
Description	BIDIRECTIONALDATA LINE PROTECTOR
Datasheet	GS-P15-A Datasheet
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GS-P15-A BIDIRECTIONAL DATA LINE PROTECTOR DESCRIPTION The GS-P15-A is a Bidirectional Data Line Protection System against EOS (Electrical Over Stress) and ESD (Electrical Static Discharge). This subminiature male/female connector, designed both for EIA RS232C and V24 with 15 lines, shunts to ground hazardous overvoltages induced on an EIA cable. Figure 1.

Published: Mar 23, 2005 |