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I am new to electronics and want to know what ESD Pulse Withstand
means. The term is in this file. http://www.littelfuse.com/data/en/Da...ts/PGB0805.pdf Thanks. |
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Probably referring to what amount of Electro Static Discharge current will
be tolerated by a specific device before failure. wrote in message ups.com... I am new to electronics and want to know what ESD Pulse Withstand means. The term is in this file. http://www.littelfuse.com/data/en/Da...ts/PGB0805.pdf Thanks. |
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thank you all
bitsboxbob wrote: wrote: I am new to electronics and want to know what ESD Pulse Withstand means. The term is in this file. http://www.littelfuse.com/data/en/Da...ts/PGB0805.pdf Thanks. The device your looking at protects the circuit against electrostatic zaps (for want of a better word). Each zap is seen as a high voltage pulse, which the device absorbs, preventing damage to the other devices in the circuit. The ESD Pulse Withstand figure is the number of zaps that the device can handle before it starts to break down - in the case of that part, 1000. Hope that helps Bob www.bitsbox.co.uk Electronic components for the hobbyist. |
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