30 V standoff, 600 W pulse — the protection threshold that matters
Its 30 V reverse standoff voltage matches the nominal voltage of a 24 V or 28 V bus, so the diode stays out of conduction during normal operation and only shunts overvoltage events.
Clamping voltage and breakdown — the margins that protect downstream silicon
When the diode fires, it clamps at a maximum of 48.4 V while conducting a peak pulse current of 13 A. The minimum breakdown voltage is 33.3 V, so the protection window is tight: the rail sees no clamping below 33.3 V, and the clamp holds at 48.4 V worst-case. For a 24 V rail feeding a regulator rated at 60 V, that leaves comfortable headroom.
Package and mounting — DO-214AA (SMB) surface mount
The SMBJ30A-TR comes in the DO-214AA (SMB) package, a standard surface-mount footprint shared across the SMBJ family. Cut Tape (CT) is also available for prototype or low-volume builds.
