JANTX1N6136AUS Voidless Hermetically Sealed Bidirectional Transient

 Product Overview

This surface mount series of industry recognized voidless, hermetically sealed, bidirectional Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS) designs is military qualified to MIL-PRF-19500/516 and is ideal for high-reliability applications where a failure cannot be tolerated. They provide a Working Peak "Standoff" Voltage selection from 5.7 to 152 Volts with a 500 W rating for a 10/1000 ms pulse. They are very robust in hard-glass construction and internal "Category 1" metallurgical bonds. These are also available as both a non-suffix part and an "A" version providing different voltage tolerances as described in the nomenclature section. These devices are also available in axial-leaded packages for thru-hole mounting.
JANTX1N6136AUS
Features • High surge current and peak pulse power provides transient voltage protection for sensitive circuits. • Double-layer passivation • Internal “Category 1” metallurgical bonds • Voidless, hermetically sealed glass package • JAN, JANTX, and JANTXV, JANS qualified versions are available per MIL-PRF-19500/516. (See Part Nomenclature for all available options). • RoHS compliant versions available (commercial grade only).

Applications • Military and other high-reliability applications • Extremely robust construction • Extensive range in working peak “standoff” voltage (VWM) from 5.7 V to 152 V • 500 W peak pulse power (PPP) for a 10/1000 μs pulse • ESD and EFT protection per IEC6100–4–2 and IEC61000–4–4 respectively • Protection from the secondary effects of lightning per select levels in IEC61000–4–5 • Flexible axial-leaded mounting terminals • Non-sensitive to ESD per MIL-STD-750 method 1020 • Inherently radiation hard as described in MicroNote 050.

Mechanical and Packaging • Case: Hermetically sealed voidless hard glass with tungsten slugs • Terminals: Axial-leads are tin/lead over copper. RoHS compliant matte-tin is available on commercial grade only. • Marking: Body paint and part number • Polarity: No polarity marking for these bidirectional TVSs • Tape and reel option: Standard per EIA-296. Consult factory for quantities. • Weight: Approximately 750 milligrams

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