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Bourns introduces two compact, thin TVS diode series

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June 4, 2019

Bourns has introduced two new TVS diode surge protection series to meet the miniaturization of components required for today's highly integrated, high power density designs. The SMF4L and SMF4L-Q series are available in a compact, low profile surface mount SOD-123FL package that is 50% smaller than Bourns' previous generation SMAJ series TVS diodes and is only 1.125 mm high.

Bourns optimizes this high-reliability ESD and voltage transient protection components for data lines, DC power supplies, and a variety of telecom, computer, industrial, and consumer electronics applications, both with reverse operating voltages of 12 to 58 volts The peak pulse power consumption is 400 watts at 10/1000μs. In addition, the SMF4L-Q series is AEC-Q101 compliant and is ideal for use in certain challenging environments.

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