1.5SMC400 belongs to the category of TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) diodes.
The 1.5SMC400 typically has two pins, anode, and cathode, which are denoted by the "+" and "-" symbols respectively.
When a voltage surge occurs, the TVS diode conducts heavily, diverting the excess current away from the protected circuit. This action prevents the voltage from reaching damaging levels and protects the connected components.
This comprehensive range of alternative models provides options with similar characteristics and performance to suit various application requirements.
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What is 1.5SMC400?
What is the maximum peak pulse current for 1.5SMC400?
What is the breakdown voltage of 1.5SMC400?
How does 1.5SMC400 protect electronic circuits?
In what applications is 1.5SMC400 commonly used?
What are the key features of 1.5SMC400?
Can 1.5SMC400 be used for outdoor applications?
Is 1.5SMC400 RoHS compliant?
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Are there any recommended layout considerations for using 1.5SMC400 in a circuit?