P6KE7.5(C)
Introducing the P6KE7.5(C), our latest addition to the P6KE series of TVS diodes. Designed to provide superior voltage surge protection, this TVS diode is essential for safeguarding your electronic devices and circuits from voltage spikes and transients. With a peak pulse power dissipation of 600W, the P6KE7.5(C) is capable of absorbing high-energy transients effectively. This diode has a working voltage of 6.4 V to 7.12 V, making it suitable for various applications such as power supplies, consumer electronics, automotive systems, and more. The P6KE7.5(C) is constructed using a high-quality silicon avalanche diode technology, ensuring its reliability and durability. It features a low clamping voltage and fast response time, providing efficient protection against overvoltage events. This diode comes in a compact DO-204AC package, allowing for easy installation and integration into your existing circuitry. We also offer it in tape and reel packaging for high-volume production needs. Trust the P6KE7.5(C) to deliver robust surge protection performance, allowing you to enjoy peace of mind knowing that your electronic devices and circuits are safe from voltage surges and transients.
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