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TVS - Varistors, MOVs

TVS - Varistors, MOVs

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Image Part Number Manufacturer Description Series Packaging RoHS Status Manufacturer Part Number For Use With/Related Products Accessory Type Specifications
VE2220K501R130 KEMET VARISTOR 205V 500A 2220 Automotive, AEC-Q200, VE Tape & Reel (TR) - - - - -
V33ZC2 Hamlin / Littelfuse VARISTOR 33V 500A DISC 10MM ZC Bulk - - - - -
ROV05H431K-2 Hamlin / Littelfuse VARISTOR 430V 800A DISC 5MM - Tape & Reel (TR) - - - - -
ROV14-180M Hamlin / Littelfuse VARISTOR 18V 1KA DISC 14MM - Bulk - - - - -
B72205S2151K101 EPCOS VARISTOR 240V 800A DISC 5MM AdvanceD Thermofuse Bulk - - - - -
V250LT2PX2855 Hamlin / Littelfuse VARISTOR 410V 1.2KA DISC 7MM LT Tape & Reel (TR) - - - - -
VE1206M151R002 KEMET VARISTOR 4V 150A 1206 Automotive, AEC-Q200, VE Tape & Reel (TR) - - - - -
V39CH8T Hamlin / Littelfuse VARISTOR 39V 100A 2SMD CH Tape & Reel (TR) - - - - -
V14H175PL2T Hamlin / Littelfuse RADIAL VARISTOR 14MM ROHS/LEAD F - - - - - - -
V14H140PL2T Hamlin / Littelfuse RADIAL VARISTOR 14MM ROHS/LEAD F - - - - - - -

About TVS - Varistors, MOVs


Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS) in the form of Metal-Oxide Varistors (MOVs) are crucial components in the electronics industry designed to protect electronic circuits from voltage surges or transients. MOVs are semiconductor devices with a non-linear voltage-current characteristic, providing a high resistance at normal operating voltages and low resistance at higher voltages. When a transient voltage occurs, the MOV conducts and absorbs the excess energy, preventing it from reaching sensitive components. These TVS devices are commonly used in power supplies, communication equipment, and electronic appliances to enhance system reliability and protect against voltage spikes.