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1 / 4 page ![]() SPD9231B Will Semiconductor Ltd. 1 Revision 1.4, 2018/01/15 SPD9231B 1-Line, Bi-directional, Thyristor Surge Suppressors Descriptions The SPD9231B is a bi-directional TSS (Thyristor Surge Suppressors) which can provide ESD protection for IC. It is specifically designed to protect telecom equipments from damaging overvoltage transients. The SPD9231B is used to enable equipments to meet various regulatory requirements including, ITU-T K.20, K.21 and IEC 61000-4-5 The SPD9231B is available in SMB package. Standard products are Pb-free and Halogen-free. Features Peak off-state voltage: ±6.0V Max Excellent capability of absorbing transient surge Quick response to surge voltage Eliminate voltage overshoot caused by fast-rising transients Low leakage current: Solid-state silicon technology, non degenerative Applications Audio/Video line Network and telecom Data lines and security systems Serial ports BNC interface DVR http//:www.sh-willsemi.com SMB (DO-214AA) Schematic Diagram AA = Device code Y = Year code W = Week code Marking (Top View) Order information Device Package Shipping SPD9231B-2/TR SMB 3000/Tape&Reel 9231B AAYW |
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