The TMOV20RP385EL4B1 belongs to the category of surge protective devices (SPDs).
It is used to protect electrical and electronic equipment from transient voltage surges.
The TMOV20RP385EL4B1 has a radial lead configuration with two leads for connection to the circuit. The pinout is as follows: - Pin 1: Connection point for one lead - Pin 2: Connection point for the other lead
The TMOV20RP385EL4B1 operates by utilizing the metal oxide varistor to divert excess voltage away from the protected equipment. In the event of a surge, the varistor quickly conducts, shunting the surge energy to ground. The integrated thermal cutoff provides additional safety by disconnecting the varistor in case of overheating.
The TMOV20RP385EL4B1 is suitable for use in various applications, including: - Industrial control systems - Telecommunications equipment - Power distribution units - Renewable energy systems - Home appliances
Some alternative models to the TMOV20RP385EL4B1 include: - TMOV25RP420E: Higher voltage rating for increased protection - TMOV14RP130M: Lower voltage rating for specific applications - TMOV34RP500E: Higher surge current capability for heavy-duty equipment
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