1 Features

1• Supports Data Rates up to 6 Gbps

• IEC 61000-4-2 ESD Protection

– ±8-kV Contact Discharge

– ±8-kV Air-Gap Discharge

• IEC 61000-4-5 Surge Protection

– 5 A (8/20 μs) pulse•

Low Capacitance

– DRT: 0.7-pF (Typ)

– DBZ: 0.9-pF (Typ)

• 0.05-pF Matching Capacitance Between the

Differential Signal Pair

• Dual-Matching TVS Diodes to Protect the

Differential Data and Clock Lines of HDMI, LVDS,

SATA, Ethernet, or USB Interfaces

• Space-Saving DRT and DBZ Package Options

• Flow-Through Pin Mapping for the High-Speed

Lines Ensures Zero Additional Skew Due to Board

Layout While Placing the ESD-Protection Chip

Near the Connector

2 Applications

• End Equipment:

– Notebooks

– Set-Top Boxes

– Portable Computers

– DVD Players

– Media Players

• Interfaces:

– HDMI 2.0

– USB 3.0

– eSATA

– Ethernet

3 Description

The TPD2E009 device provides two ESD protection

diodes with flow-through pin mapping for ease of board layout. This device has been designed to

protect sensitive components which are connected to

ultra high-speed data and transmission lines. The

TPD2E009 offers transient voltage suppression for Level 4 of IEC 61000-4-2 Contact ESD protection.

TVS protection up to a 5-A (8/20 μs) peak pulse•

current rating per the IEC 61000-4-5 (lightning)

specification is also provided.

The monolithic silicon technology allows matching

between the differential signal pairs. The less than

0.05-pF differential capacitance ensures that the differential signal distortion due to added ESD circuit

protection remains minimal. The low capacitance

(0.7-pF) is suitable for high-speed data rates up to

6 Gbps.

The TPD2E009 TVS diode is offered in a DRT

(1 mm × 0.8 mm) package for space-saving portable

applications. The industry standard DBZ (2.92 mm ×

1.3 mm) package offers additional flexibility in the

board layout for the system designer.

Typical applications for the TPD2E009 line of ESD

protection products are: HDMI, USB, eSATA, and

ethernet interfaces in notebooks, DVD and media

players, set-top boxes, and portable computers.