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TDK downsizing high-performance disk varistors

27.11.2019
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TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) presents the EPCOS Compact S14 AdvanceD-MP series of metal oxide disk varistors that feature smaller dimensions with the same excellent performance as comparable S14 AdvanceD-MP types.

The disk diameters of the new B72214P2* varistors range from 13 mm to 14 mm, a reduction of approximately 3 mm. Like their current S14 counterparts, these components offer a maximum surge current capability of 6 kA at 8/20 µs according to IEC 62368-1. Like their current S14 counterparts, these components offer a maximum surge current capability of 6 kA at 8/20 µs according to IEC 62368-1. The Compact S14 series covers a wide operating voltage range from 130 to 460 VRMS. The multiple pulse varistors are designed to be used in power supplies as the primary protection against low-level repetitive surge currents. Their optimized design results in an improved derating performance over time. All types have UL, CSA, VDE and IEC approval.

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Thanks to their compact dimensions and outstanding electrical characteristics, the Compact S14 varistors help design engineers reduce the size of their products and are suitable for a wide range of applications. These include switch-mode power supplies, drivers for LED lighting, home appliances and smart meters. 

Main applications

  • Primary protection against low-level repetitive surge currents
  • Switch-mode power supplies, drivers for LED lighting, home appliances and smart meters 

Main features and benefits

  • Compact disk diameters of 13 mm to 14 mm
  • Surge current capability of 6 kA at 8/20 µs
  • Multiple pulse capability against low-level repetitive surge currents

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