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onsemi 1N6379RL4G — Circuit Protection

1N6379RL4G Zener TVS – onsemi Mosorb™, Obsolete, 1.5 kW

MPN1N6379RL4G
Obsolete

onsemi Mosorb™ series, Zener TVS, 1N6379RL4G, 1500W peak pulse power, 22V reverse standoff, 37.5V clamping, DO-201AD axial, -65°C to 175°C

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Specifications

1N6379RL4G Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
TypeZener
SeriesMosorb™
Mounting typeThrough Hole
Voltage - breakdown25.9V
Voltage - clamping (Max) @ ipp37.5V
Voltage - reverse standoff22V
Power - peak pulse1500W (1.5kW)
Power line protectionNo
Operating temperature-65°C~175°C(TJ)
PackageTape & Reel (TR)
ApplicationsGeneral Purpose
CaseDO-201AD, Axial
Unidirectional channels1

Product details

The 1N6379RL4G is a unidirectional Zener TVS diode from onsemi's Mosorb™ series, rated for 1500W peak pulse power. It clamps transients at 37.5V maximum with a 22V reverse standoff voltage, making it a natural fit for protecting 24V DC rails in industrial control, telecom, or power supply inputs. The breakdown voltage range starts at 25.9V minimum, so the device begins conducting just above the nominal rail, shunting surge energy before downstream circuitry sees overstress. The DO-201AD axial package suits through-hole assembly on boards where leaded parts are preferred for thermal mass or serviceability. The -65°C to 175°C junction temperature range supports deployment in engine bays, outdoor cabinets, or downhole equipment where ambient extremes are routine.

onsemi lists the 1N6379RL4G as Obsolete.

The 1500W peak pulse power is the device's ability to absorb a single 10/1000 µs surge without failing. For a 24V rail, the 22V standoff means the TVS does not conduct during normal operation, while the 25.9V minimum breakdown ensures it triggers before the rail exceeds safe limits. The 37.5V maximum clamping voltage is the highest voltage the protected circuit sees during a surge. If the downstream components are rated for 40V or higher, this TVS provides adequate margin; if the rail has 30V-rated parts, a lower-clamping alternative should be considered. With only one unidirectional channel, this part protects a single line. For bidirectional protection on AC or bipolar rails, two devices or a bidirectional TVS would be needed.

Frequently asked questions

Can 1N6379RL4G be used for 24V protection?

Yes. The 22V reverse standoff sits below a 24V nominal rail, and the 25.9V minimum breakdown triggers before the rail exceeds safe limits. The 37.5V clamping protects components rated for 40V or higher.

Can I use a bidirectional TVS instead of 1N6379RL4G?

A bidirectional TVS can replace a unidirectional one on a DC rail if the breakdown and clamping voltages match. However, a bidirectional device will conduct on negative surges as well, which is unnecessary for a positive-only rail. The 1N6379RL4G has one unidirectional channel.