600W Axial Lead Transient Voltage Suppressors - 6.8V-440V

600W Axial Lead Transient Voltage Suppressors - 6.8V-440V Features • Axial lead type devices for through hole design. • 600W peak pulse power capability with a 10/1000us waveform, repetition rate (duty cycle): 0.01. • Excellent clamping capability. • Low incremental surge resistance. • Fast

GLASS PASSIVATED JUNCTION TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSOR(VOLTAGE - 6.8 TO 440 Volts 600Watt Peak Power 5.0 Watt Steady State)

VOLTAGE - 6.8 TO 440 Volts 600Watt Peak Power 5.0 Watt Steady State FEATURES ● Plastic package has Underwriters Laboratory Flammability Classification 94V-O ● Glass passivated chip junction in DO-15 package ● 600W surge capability at 1ms ● Excellent clamping capability ●

GLASS PASSIVATED JUNCTION TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSOR

VOLTAGE - 6.8 TO 440 Volts 600Watt Peak Power 5.0 Watt Steady State FEATURES ● Plastic package has Underwriters Laboratory Flammability Classification 94V-O ● Glass passivated chip junction in DO-15 package ● 600W surge capability at 1ms ● Excellent clamping capability ● Low zener impeda

600W TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSORS

Features ● Glass Passivated Die Construction ● 600W Peak Pulse Power Dissipation ● 6.8V – 440V Standoff Voltage ● Uni- and Bi-Directional Versions Available ● Excellent Clamping Capability ● Fast Response Time ● Plastic Case Material has UL Flammability Classification Rating 94V-O

GLASS PASSIVATED JUNCTION TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SUPPRESSOR VOLTAGE-6.8 to 440 Volts?

VOLTAGE - 6.8 to 440 Volts 600 Watts Peak Power 5.0 Watt Steady State FEATURES • Plastic package has Underwriters Laboratory Flammability Classifications 94V-O • 600W surge capability at 1ms • Excellent clamping capability • Low zener impedance • Fast respones time : typically less than

600W Transient Voltage Suppressor

DESCRIPTION This screened MP6KE6.8A – MP6KE200CA series provides a variety of enhanced reliability choices. Uni- and bi- directional options, as well RoHS compliant versions, are available. These devices have the ability to clamp dangerous high voltage transients such as secondary effects of ligh