TBU-KE050-100-WH Product Overview
Category: Electronic Components
Use: Surge Protection Device
Characteristics: - Compact design - High surge current capability - Easy installation - Reliable protection
Package Essence: The TBU-KE050-100-WH is designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment from voltage transients induced by lightning and other transient voltage events. It provides a high level of surge protection in a compact package.
Packaging/Quantity: Typically packaged individually, the TBU-KE050-100-WH is available in quantities suitable for various applications.
Specifications
- Maximum Working Voltage: 100V
- Maximum Surge Current: 50A
- Response Time: <1ns
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to 85°C
- Dimensions: 5mm x 5mm x 3mm
Detailed Pin Configuration
The TBU-KE050-100-WH features a simple two-pin configuration, with clearly marked input and output terminals for easy integration into existing circuitry.
Functional Features
- Ultra-fast response time
- Low capacitance
- Fail-safe operation
- RoHS compliant
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages: - High surge current capability - Compact design for easy integration - Reliable protection for sensitive electronics
Disadvantages: - Limited to specific voltage and current ratings - May require additional components for complete system protection
Working Principles
The TBU-KE050-100-WH utilizes a solid-state technology that responds to voltage transients by diverting excess energy away from sensitive components. This ensures that connected equipment is shielded from potentially damaging voltage spikes.
Detailed Application Field Plans
The TBU-KE050-100-WH is ideally suited for use in: - Telecommunication equipment - Industrial control systems - Power over Ethernet (PoE) applications - Automotive electronics
Detailed and Complete Alternative Models
- TBU-KE050-050-WH: Lower surge current rating
- TBU-KE050-150-WH: Higher surge current rating
- TBU-KE050-100-BL: Blue color variant for easy identification
This comprehensive range of alternative models allows for flexibility in selecting the most suitable surge protection device for specific application requirements.
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What is the TBU-KE050-100-WH used for?
- The TBU-KE050-100-WH is a transient blocking unit designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment from voltage transients and surges.
What are the key features of the TBU-KE050-100-WH?
- The TBU-KE050-100-WH features a high surge current capability, low capacitance, and fast response time, making it ideal for protecting communication ports, data lines, and power supply inputs.
How does the TBU-KE050-100-WH provide protection?
- It provides protection by quickly disconnecting the circuit from the damaging transient, then automatically reconnecting once the transient has passed.
What are the typical applications for the TBU-KE050-100-WH?
- Typical applications include Ethernet ports, USB interfaces, audio/video inputs, and power supply lines in various electronic devices.
What are the voltage and current ratings of the TBU-KE050-100-WH?
- The TBU-KE050-100-WH can handle up to 100V and 50A surge currents, providing robust protection for sensitive electronics.
Is the TBU-KE050-100-WH suitable for industrial applications?
- Yes, it is suitable for industrial applications where protection against voltage transients is critical for reliable operation.
Does the TBU-KE050-100-WH require any external components for operation?
- No, it is a standalone device that does not require any external components for its operation.
Can the TBU-KE050-100-WH be used in automotive electronics?
- Yes, it is suitable for use in automotive electronics to protect against voltage transients in vehicle systems.
What is the operating temperature range of the TBU-KE050-100-WH?
- The TBU-KE050-100-WH has an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C, making it suitable for a wide range of environments.
Is the TBU-KE050-100-WH compliant with industry standards?
- Yes, it complies with industry standards for surge protection and transient blocking in electronic circuits.