Transient Voltage Suppressor vs normal operating conditions Background: Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVSs) protect delicate load circuits from short- uration, high-intensity surges (electrostatic discharge, inductive kick, or lightning strike). uring normal operation the TVS acts like a large value resistance, but in the presence of a su f current it holds a constant clamping voltage. PROTECTING NORMAL 1. Load Power Supply TVS >30ΜΩ (normal) 20V max 5V 3000 Surge 3A for 500us TVS 10V (protecting) Load >300Q 20V max roblem: O Show that the power wasted by the TVS is much smaller than the power used by the load under normal conditions. ) The TVS has very little mass, absorbing more than 40 mJ of energy will overheat it. Show that the TVS will not be damaged by this 500 µs surge. (recall AE = Pat)

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Transient Voltage Suppressor vs normal operating conditions
Background: Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVSs) protect delicate load circuits from short-
duration, high-intensity surges (electrostatic discharge, inductive kick, or lightning strike).
During normal operation the TVS acts like a large value resistance, but in the presence of a surge
of current it holds a constant clamping voltage.
PROTECTING
NORMAL
11.
Power Supply TVS
5V
Load
30ΜΩΣ300Ω
(normal) 20V max
Surge
3A
for 500us
+
TVS
10V
(protecting)
Load
2300Q
20V max
Problem:
a) Show that the power wasted by the TVS is much smaller than the power used by the load
under normal conditions.
b) The TVS has very little mass, absorbing more than 40 mJ of energy will overheat it. Show
that the TVS will not be damaged by this 500 µs surge. (recall AE = P&t)
Transcribed Image Text:Transient Voltage Suppressor vs normal operating conditions Background: Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVSs) protect delicate load circuits from short- duration, high-intensity surges (electrostatic discharge, inductive kick, or lightning strike). During normal operation the TVS acts like a large value resistance, but in the presence of a surge of current it holds a constant clamping voltage. PROTECTING NORMAL 11. Power Supply TVS 5V Load 30ΜΩΣ300Ω (normal) 20V max Surge 3A for 500us + TVS 10V (protecting) Load 2300Q 20V max Problem: a) Show that the power wasted by the TVS is much smaller than the power used by the load under normal conditions. b) The TVS has very little mass, absorbing more than 40 mJ of energy will overheat it. Show that the TVS will not be damaged by this 500 µs surge. (recall AE = P&t)
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