MD0100 - High Voltage Protection T/R Switch

Supertex

General Description

The Supertex MD0100 is a high voltage, two terminal, bidirectional, current-limiting protection device.

The two terminals are interchangeable.

Key Features

Up to ±100V input voltage protection.
Low on resistance - 15Ω typical.
Fast switching speed.
Effectively, a simple two terminal device.
No external supplies needed.

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Part number	MD0100
Manufacturer	Supertex
File Size	556.37 KB
Description	High Voltage Protection T/R Switch
Datasheet	MD0100 Datasheet

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Supertex inc. MD0100 High Voltage Protection T/R Switch Features ►► Up to ±100V input voltage protection ►► Low on resistance - 15Ω typical ►► Fast switching speed ►► Effectively, a simple two terminal device ►► No external supplies needed Applications ►► Medical ultrasound imaging ►► NDT applications ►► Fast resettable fuses ►► High side switches ►► Data acquisition General Description The Supertex MD0100 is a high voltage, two terminal, bidirectional, current-limiting protection device. The two terminals are interchangeable. It is designed to protect a low noise receiver from the high voltage transmit pulses in ultrasound applications and is commonly referred to as a T/R (transmit and receive) switch.