KC Series Radial Lead Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS)

PublishTime：2021-03-17

The KC Series of high current transient suppressors have been specially designed for use in A.C. line protection and any demanding applications (AC or DC). Any voltage rise due to increased current conduction is contained to a minimum, providing the best possible protection level. They can also be connected in series and/or parallel to create very high capacity protection solutions.
●Features:
■ Axial lead terminals
■ High current transient suppressor
■ Excellent Clamping Capability
■ Glass Passivated Junction
■ Bi-directional
■ Low Slope Resistance
■ Repetition Rate (duty cycle):0.01%
■ Hazardous Substances Free
■ RoHS Compliant
■ High Temperature soldering: 260°C/10 seconds at terminals
■ Epoxy Encapsulated
■ Silver plated leads
■ Solderable per MIL-STD-202 Method 208

Brand of Product：	SOCAY
Part#：	KC Series 、 KC-012 、 KC-015 、 KC-020 、 KC-025 、 KC-030 、 KC-042 、 KC-058 、 KC-066 、 KC-076 、 KC-100 、 KC-133 、 KC-170 、 KC-190 、 KC-200 、 KC-240 、 KC-380 、 KC-430 、 KC-xxx More Part#
Product Category：	Radial Lead Transient Voltage Suppressors 、 TVS 、 high current transient suppressors More
Application：	[ A.C. line protection ][ demanding applications ][ AC ][ DC ] More
Data Type：	Datasheet More
Safety & Environment Standards：	More
Operating Temperature：	Please see the document for details
Qualification Grade：	More
Qualification Approval：	More
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：	November 26, 2020
Version Number：	Revision November 26, 2020
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Data Size：	1.2 MB

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