SIDACtor® High-Power 100 A Protection Thyristor - PxxxxS4xLRP Series

Littelfuse's SIDACtor is used to protect equipment from damaging overvoltage transients in CVBS and RS-485 connections

Image of Littelfuse's SIDACtor® High Power 100A Protection Thyristor – PxxxxS4xLRP Series Littelfuse's SIDACtor PxxxxS4xLRP series component protects equipment such as TV/camera composite video blanking and sync (CVBS), other low-voltage data communication from damaging overvoltage transients, or both. In surveillance systems, RS-485 connections are also very popular for data communication or control applications. Like CVBS cables, RS-485 data lines need to be protected from induced lightning surges, so the SIDACtor PxxxxS4xLRP series offers great circuit protection for 6 V and 15 V communication applications. The series provides a surface mount solution that enables equipment to comply with global regulatory standards.

Features
  • 4 kV 10/700 surge protection capability
  • Does not degrade surge capability after multiple surge events within limit
  • Fails short circuit when surged in excess of ratings
  • Well-suited for low-voltage signal line protection applications
  • Preferable for compact product designs
  • Simplifies designing into PCB layouts
  • Low-voltage overshoot
  • Low on-state voltage
  • Low capacitance
Applications
  • Surveillance systems
  • Camera systems
  • Set-top boxes
Applicable Global Standards
  • TIA-968-A*
  • TIA-968-B*
  • ITU K.20/21 Enhanced Level*
  • ITU K.20/21 Basic Level
  • GR 1089 Inter-building*
  • GR 1089 Intra-building
  • IEC 61000-4-5, 2nd Edition*
  • YD/T 1082
  • YD/T 993
  • YD/T 950

Resources

*Line impedance required to pass operationally

SIDACtor® High-Power 100 A, 6 V Protection Thyristor - PxxxxS4xLRP Series

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
THYRISTOR 6V 150A SOD-123FP0080S4BLRPTHYRISTOR 6V 150A SOD-123F1938 - Immediate$1.41View Details
THYRISTOR 15V 200A SOD-123FP0220S4BLRPTHYRISTOR 15V 200A SOD-123F5469 - Immediate$1.63View Details
Updated: 2021-07-15
Published: 2019-07-02