Automotive-grade Zener TVS – 600 W peak pulse, 23.1 V standoff
It is qualified to AEC-Q101, making it suitable for automotive applications where documented reliability and transient protection on 24 V nominal power rails or signal lines are required. The bidirectional configuration protects both polarities with a single device, simplifying layout on a 23.1 V rail where reverse-voltage events are possible.
Capacitance is 370 pF at 1 MHz – a consideration for high-speed signal lines where added capacitive loading may affect signal integrity.
Clamping voltage and peak current – 37.5 V at 16 A
The maximum clamping voltage of 37.5 V at 16 A peak pulse current defines the voltage the protected circuitry must survive during a transient event. For a 23.1 V nominal rail, this provides a 14.4 V headroom above the working voltage. The breakdown voltage range starts at 25.7 V minimum, ensuring the device begins conducting before the rail exceeds safe limits.
