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Vishay P6KE27CA-E3/73 600W 27V Bi-directional TVS Diode DO-15

Vishay P6KE27CA-E3/73 600W 27V Bi-directional TVS Diode DO-15

Part number: P6KE27CA-E3/73Brand: VishayDiodes & Rectifiers

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About this product

The P6KE27CA-E3/73 is a 600 W bi-directional Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diode in a DO-15 (DO-204AC) axial package. It clamps voltage spikes on AC lines or lines of unknown polarity, protecting sensitive circuits from surges and transients. It is connected in parallel with the line it protects.

Specifications

Peak Pulse Power
600W @10/1000μs
Peak Pulse Current (Ipp)
16A
Reverse Stand-Off Voltage (VRWM)
23.1V
Breakdown Voltage (VBR)
25.7V
Maximum Clamping Voltage (VC)
37.5V
Polarity
Bi-directional
Package
DO-15 (DO-204AC)

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Vishay P6KE27CA-E3/73 600W 27V Bi-directional TVS Diode DO-15 in Egypt?

Vishay P6KE27CA-E3/73 600W 27V Bi-directional TVS Diode DO-15 currently costs 2 EGP in Egypt.

Where can I buy Vishay P6KE27CA-E3/73 600W 27V Bi-directional TVS Diode DO-15 in Egypt?

Vishay P6KE27CA-E3/73 600W 27V Bi-directional TVS Diode DO-15 is available from Makers Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

Can I use this TVS diode on a DC supply line?

It will work, but for a standard DC rail a unidirectional type (the A suffix, such as P6KE27A-E3/73) is usually preferred. A bi-directional TVS clamps in both polarities, so it suits AC lines or lines with unknown polarity. In either case, the reverse stand-off voltage (23.1V) must be above the circuit's normal working voltage.

How do I wire it into a circuit?

Connect it in parallel with the line you want to protect, between the line and ground, or across the two AC wires. It is a sacrificial clamp, so no series component is needed. Its clamping voltage of 37.5V is the peak level the protected circuit will see during a surge.