MP4KE43CA Microchip

MP4KE6.8A MP4KE400CA(e3) Screening in 400 Watt reference to Available MIL-PRF-19500 Transient Voltage Suppressors available DESCRIPTION This family of high-reliability, plastic packaged Transient Voltage Suppressors offer high reliability at an affordable price. Standoff voltage values range from 5.8 to 342 volts and 5% or 10% tolerance options are available. Source control is standard and three increasingly stringent screening options for enhanced reliability are available. Important: For the latest information, visit our website MP4KE6.8A MP4KE400CA(e3) MECHANICAL and PACKAGING CASE: Void-free transfer molded thermosetting epoxy body meeting UL94V-0. TERMINALS: Tin-lead or RoHS compliant annealed matte-tin plating. Solderable per MIL-STD-750, method 2026. MARKING: Part number. POLARITY: Cathode indicated by band. Bi-directional not marked. TAPE & REEL option: Standard per EIA-296 (add TR suffix to part number). Consult factory for quantities. WEIGHT: Approximately 0.3 grams. See Package Dimensions on last page. PART NOMENCLATURE M P4K E 6.8 C A (e3) Reliability Level* RoHS Compliance M (controlled product) e3 = RoHS compliant MA (Avionics grade) Blank = non-RoHS compliant MX ( reference JANTX) MXL (MX Lite) Voltage Tolerance (*See High Reliability Non- A = 5% tolerance level Hermetic Product portfolio) Blank = 10% tolerance Point 4 kilowatt Polarity C = Bi-directional Encapsulated Plastic Blank = Unidirectional Package Stand-off Voltage Rating SYMBOLS & DEFINITIONS Symbol Definition Temperature Coefficient of Breakdown Voltage: The change in breakdown voltage divided by the change in V(BR) temperature that caused it expressed in %/C or mV/C. C Capacitance: The capacitance in pF at a frequency of 1 MHz and specified voltage I Breakdown Current: The current used for measuring Breakdown Voltage V . (BR) (BR) I Standby Current: The current through the device at rated stand-off voltage. D I Peak Impulse Current: The maximum rated random recurring peak impulse current or nonrepetitive peak impulse PP current that may be applied to a device. A random recurring or nonrepetitive transient current is usually due to an external cause, and it is assumed that its effect will have completely disappeared before the next transient arrives. P Peak Pulse Power. The rated random recurring peak impulse power or rated nonrepetitive peak impulse power. The PP impulse power is the maximum-rated value of the product of I and V . PP C V Breakdown Voltage: The voltage across the device at a specified current I in the breakdown region. (BR) (BR) V Clamping Voltage: The voltage across the device in a region of low differential resistance during the application of an C impulse current (I ) for a specified waveform. PP V Working Standoff Voltage: The maximum-rated value of dc or repetitive peak positive cathode-to-anode voltage that WM may be continuously applied over the standard operating temperature. RF01006, Rev. B (5/8/13) 2013 Microsemi Corporation Page 2 of 6