P4KE75C TVS Diodes - 400W Axial Leaded Transient Voltage Supressors

Part Number: P4KE75C

Series: P4KE

400W Axial Leaded Transient Voltage Supressors

Features:

Halogen-Free and RoHS compliant

Plastic package

Glass passivated chip junction in DO-41 Package

400W surge capability at 10/1000 us wave form

Excellent clamping capability

Low zener impedance

Fast response time: typically less than 1.0ps from 0 Volts to V(BR) min.

Typical IR less than 1uA above 10V

(9.5mm) lead length, 5lbs., (2.3kg) tension

Help	Property	Value
In the case of a uni-directional TVS diode, this is the maximum peak voltage that may be applied in the blocking direction with no significant current flow. In the case of a bi-directional transient, it applies in either direction. It is the same definition as Maximum off-state voltage and maximum working voltage. Close Info	Reverse Standoff Voltage (V_R) (V_so)	64.1
Watts Close Info	Watts (W)	400
Maximum pulse current which can be applied repetitively. Usually a 10x1000µs double exponential waveform, but can also be 8x20µs, if stated. Close Info	Peak Pulse Current (Ipp) 10x1000 (A)	4
Breakdown voltage measured at a specified DC test current, typically 1mA. Usually a minimum and maximum is specified. Close Info	Breakdown Voltage (MIN V_BR@I_T ) (V)	67.545
Breakdown voltage measured at a specified DC test current, typically 1mA. Usually a minimum and maximum is specified. Close Info	Breakdown Voltage (V_BR@I_T) (V)	82.555
This is the peak voltage appearing across the diode when measured at I_PP. Close Info	Max Clamp Voltage (Vc) (V)	108.15
Anode cathode principal current that may be allowed under stated conditions, usually the full-cycle RMS current. Close Info	On-State Current (I_T) (mA)	1
Maximum Reverse Leakage Current. Measured @ V_SO. Close Info	Ir @Vso( μA)	5
Maximum Temperature Close Info	Max Temperature (deg C)	175

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