Triggered Switching Spark Gaps

PublishTime：2021-10-27

●The triggered switching spark gaps (TSG’s) by TDK are a family of versatile high voltage switches, hermetically sealed in a ceramic/metal envelope. Spark gap tubes with a DC hold-over voltage in the range 17 to 32 kV are avail-able. TDK offers various types of spark gaps for this purpose with different self-breakdown voltages and trigger designs. A triggered switching spark gap enables the discharge of a capacitance to be controlled for voltages below the hold-over- or self-breakdown-voltage. Typically, the operating voltage range is between about 40% and 80% of the self-break-down voltage. The advantage of triggered operation is that the discharge voltage of the capaci-tor becomes variable.
●Features
■Long life time
■Stable performance over life
■High voltage and high currents witching
■Very short breakdown time
■High reliability by robust design
■RoHS-compatible

Brand of Product：	TDK
Part#：	TF25E/ TF32E 、 TF26/ TF28 、 TF17R/ TF28R 、 B88069X6803B011 、 B88069X1093B011 、 1B88069X9601B011 、 B88069X9091B011 、 B88069X3523B011 、 B88069X1443B011 More Part#
Product Category：	Triggered Switching Spark Gaps More
Application：	[ medical applications ][ ESWT ][ ESWL ][ High voltage pulse generator ][ pulseelectric field ][ semiconductor componentscleaning equipment ] More
Data Type：	Supplier and Product Introduction More
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：	05/2021
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