Infineon has put together two new sample kits devoted to TVS diodes for high-speed applications (KIT TVS DIODE 1) and to RF/Antenna applications (KIT TVS DIODE 2).
KIT TVS DIODE 1 contains samples from the ESD8V0R1B-, ESD5V3U1U and ESD3V3U1U- series. Due to their low capacitance and inductance values, these diodes provide efficient ESD/transient protection of high-speed interfaces such as HDMI 1.3, 10/100/1000 Ethernet, FireWire and USB 2.0. All samples are available in both TSSLP-2-1 and TSLP-2-1 versions, for applications where space is at a premium.
KIT TVS DIODE 2 proposes effective solutions to overcome the ESD/transient problem in RF/antenna and high-speed applications. This includes applications in anti-parallel configuration for low RF-signal levels without superimposed DC voltage, such as: GPS\, DVB (digital video broadcasting), DAB (digital audio broadcasting), and Remote Keyless Entry, as well as applications in rail-to-rail configuration including DC biased lines where the RF signal levels do not approach the clamping reference voltages, such as LNB interfaces, HDMI, S-ATA, and Gbit Ethernet.
In addition to the samples, the kits feature a CD with a complete set of data sheets, as well as application notes and examples for all discrete products.
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