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63-8178-21 Littelf*** ZA Series Metal Oxide Varistor 910pF 2.5A, Clamping 135V, Varistor 75V V68ZA2P
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Product Model: 63-8178-21Product Brand: Littelfuse Feat […]
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Product Model: 63-8178-21
Product Brand: Littelfuse
Features
- Littelf*** Metal Oxide Varistors - LA / MA / ZA Series. Littelf*** metal oxide varistors are compact and versatile, and can be ***d within a wide range of applications. The LA series of MOV s are radial-lead varistors that are designed to be operated continuously across AC power lines. The MA series of MOV s are axial-lead varistors that are designed for *** in a wide variety of board level industrial and commercial electronic equipment, protecting components and signal/data lines from low energy transients. The ZA series of MOV s are radial-lead varistors that are designed for *** in the protection of low and medium-voltage circuits and systems. Typical applications include motor control, telecom, automotive systems, solenoid, and power supply circuits to protect circuit board components and maintain data integrity.
Spec
- Quantity:1bag(1500pieces)
- Varistor Voltage:75V
- Maximum AC Voltage Rating:40V
- Maximum DC Voltage Rating:56V
- Clamping Voltage:135V
- Clamping Current:2.5A
- Energy:3J
- Series:ZA
- Diameter:9mm
- Maximum Surge Current:250A
- Capacitance:910pF
- Thickness:5.6mm
- Dimensions:9 (Dia.) x 5.6mm
- Lead Pitch:6mm
- CODE No.:171-0011
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