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FP0030 - Low Voltage Protection Switch

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Description

The Supertex FP0030 is a 20V current limiting protection device.

It is designed to protect Ethernet systems from high transient voltages.

The FP0030 can be considered as a normally closed switch with a typical switch resistance of 4.5Ω.

Features

  • Up to ±20V input voltage protection Low on-resistance - 4.5Ω typical Fast switching speed Effectively, a simple two terminal device No external power supplies needed FP0030 General.

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Part number FP0030
Manufacturer Supertex
File Size 834.77 KB
Description Low Voltage Protection Switch
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Supertex inc. Low Voltage Protection Switch Features ►► ►► ►► ►► ►► Up to ±20V input voltage protection Low on-resistance - 4.5Ω typical Fast switching speed Effectively, a simple two terminal device No external power supplies needed FP0030 General Description The Supertex FP0030 is a 20V current limiting protection device. It is designed to protect Ethernet systems from high transient voltages. The FP0030 can be considered as a normally closed switch with a typical switch resistance of 4.5Ω. The device starts to turn off when the voltage drop across the two terminals exceeds a nominal value of ±1.5V. In the off state, the FP0030 can withstand up to ±20V across its terminals. A small amount of current, typical 700µA is allowed to flow through the device.
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