Varauspurkausmoduulit
Varauspurkausmoduulit, often translated as charge discharge modules or transient voltage suppression (TVS) modules, are electronic components designed to protect sensitive circuitry from voltage surges and transients. These surges can be caused by various events, including electrostatic discharge (ESD), lightning strikes, and inductive switching. The primary function of a varauspurkausmoduuli is to clamp the voltage to a safe level, thereby preventing damage to downstream components.
These modules typically operate by employing a semiconductor device that acts as a high-impedance resistor under
Varauspurkausmoduulit are characterized by parameters such as their standoff voltage, breakdown voltage, and clamping voltage. The