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UPTB12 - SURFACE MOUNT TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSORS

Description

Microsemi’s new Powermite UPT series transient voltage suppressors feature oxide passivated zener type chips, with high-temperature solder bonds to achieve high surge capability, and negligible electrical degradation under repeated surge conditions.

Features

  • Powermite Package, 5 to 48 V Peak Pulse Power 1000 W for 8x20 Micro-second Pulse Clamping Time in Pico-seconds Integral Heat Sink / Locking Tabs Full Metallic Bottom Eliminates Flux Entrapment Bi-directional Version Available.

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580 Pleasant St. Watertown, MA 02472 PH: (617) 926-0404 FAX: (617) 924-1235 UPT5-UPT48 UPTB5-UPTB48 Features • • • • • • Powermite Package, 5 to 48 V Peak Pulse Power 1000 W for 8x20 Micro-second Pulse Clamping Time in Pico-seconds Integral Heat Sink / Locking Tabs Full Metallic Bottom Eliminates Flux Entrapment Bi-directional Version Available SURFACE MOUNT TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSORS Description Microsemi’s new Powermite UPT series transient voltage suppressors feature oxide passivated zener type chips, with high-temperature solder bonds to achieve high surge capability, and negligible electrical degradation under repeated surge conditions.
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