SA50 Datasheet, PDF (1/5 Pages) Pan Jit International Inc. – GLASS PASSIVATED JUNCTION TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSOR(VOLTAGE - 5.0 TO 170 Volts 500 Watt Peak Pulse Power)

8700 E. Thomas Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85252
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
FEATURES:
• ECONOMICAL SERIES
• AVAILABLE IN BOTH UNIDIRECTIONAL AND BI-DIRECTIONAL CONSTRUCTION
• 5.0 TO 170 STAND-OFF VOLTAGE AVAILABLE
• 500 WATTS PEAK PULSE POWER DISSIPATION
• QUICK RESPONSE
DESCRIPTION:
This Transient Voltage Suppressor is an economical, molded, commercial product
used to protect voltage sensitive components from destruction or partial degradation.
The response time of their clamping action is virtually instantaneous (1 x 10^-12
seconds) and they have a peak pulse power rating of 500 watts for 1 ms as depicted in
Figure 1 and 2. Microsemi also offers a great variety of other Transient Voltage
Suppressor's to meet higher and lower power demands and special applications.
MAXIMUM RATINGS:
Peak Pulse Power Dissipation at 25°C: 500 Watts
Steady State Power Dissipation: 2.5 Watts at T_L = +75°C
3/8" Lead Length
t_clamping (0 volts to BV Min.):
Unidirectional <1x10^-12 Seconds: Bi-directional <5x10^-9 Seconds.
Operating and Storage Temperature: -55° to +175°C
TYPICAL CHARACTERISTIC CURVES
100
75
Peak Power
(Single pulse)
50
Continuous
Average Power
Lead Length = 3/8"
25
0
50
100
150 175
T_L LEAD TEMPERATURE °C
FIGURE 1
DERATING CURVE
Peak Value Ipp
100
50
Pulse Time Duration
(tp) is Defined as that
point where Ip decays
to 50% of
I surge
1
2
3
4
TIME (t) IN MILLISECONDS
FIGURE 2
PULSE WAVEFORM FOR
EXPONENTIAL SURGE
SA5.0
thru
SA170A
5.0 thru 170 volts
500 Watts
Transient Voltage
Suppressors
DO-41
2 x ∅.032 ± .002
[.81 ± .05]
∅ .107
[2.72]
max.
2 X1.10
[27.94]
MIN.
.205
[5.21]
MAX.
POLARITY
Mark {cathode}
NOTE: DIMENSIONS IN [ ] =MILLIMETERS
MECHANICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
CASE: Void free transfer
molded thermosetting
plastic.
FINISH: Readily solderable.
POLARITY: Band denotes
cathode. Bi-directional not
marked.
WEIGHT: 0.7 gram (Appx.).
MOUNTING POSITION: Any
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