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Battery Safety Circuits Are Essential and Available
En enero 29, 2024 en All, Circuit Protection, General por Littelfuse
Littelfuse
The use of lithium-ion batteries in tools, electronics, and renewable energy systems necessitates stringent safety measures and protection against overcharging, short circuits, and thermal issues. Safety standards and protective devices are vital to meeting this need.
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Tagged With: lithium-ion batteries, overcurrent, overtemperature, overvoltage, power tools, pptc, tvs
Shielding Circuits: Guard Against Surges
En enero 19, 2024 en All, Circuit Protection, General por Littelfuse
Littelfuse
Circuit designers have several options for protecting their circuit designs from ESD, transients, overvoltage, and overcurrent surges. Understanding how different protection schemes use other protection devices is key to safeguarding circuits.
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Tagged With: breaker, esd, fuse, overcurrent, overvoltage, protection circuit, surge, transorb, tvs, varistor
Protect Embedded Interfaces with These Clamps and Crowbars
En agosto 13, 2018 en All, Circuit Protection, IoT por Bourns
Bourns
Protecting interface connections from overvoltage conditions and transient events is more important than ever with the proliferation of embedded electronics. Bourns clamp and crowbar protection is effective at protecting circuit interfaces in silicon and ceramic electronic components.
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Tagged With: Bourns, Breakdown voltages, Ceramic, Circuit protection, Clamps, Crowbars, Electronic component, Electrostatic discharge, ESD, Gas Discharge Tubes, GDT, Internet of Things, IoT devices, Metal Oxide Varistor, MOV, Overvoltage protection, Power ratings, Semiconductor, Silicon, Thyristor, TISP, Transient Voltage Suppressor, TVS
Bi-curious? Which Direction to Take when Dealing with a TVS
En septiembre 28, 2015 en Circuit Protection por Lynnette Reese
Lynnette Reese
Should my TVS be “unidirectional” or “bidirectional”? I had forgotten. Had someone asked me to guess, I would’ve thought it meant that you should apply bidirectional TVS whenever you know the voltage will go above and below ground. This is sort of right, and definitely applies to protecting circuits that experience AC voltage. But “sort of right” isn’t something I am willing to live with, so I checked it out.
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Tagged With: Bidirectional, TVS, Unidirectional

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