A disconnect device isolates series MOV modules before short-circuit failure, containing arcing and reducing fire risk in surge arresters.
Strategic internal and external electrode placement cuts stray capacitance and suppresses crosstalk in compact high-frequency varistors.
Compliant conductive polymer terminals help multilayer varistors resist bending and thermal cycling while maintaining surge protection.
Compliant conductive polymer terminals help multilayer ceramic varistors withstand bending and thermal cycles without losing surge protection.
A layered internal electrode layout reduces capacitance variation and crosstalk in laminated varistors for high-frequency use.
Segmented internal electrode strips spread surge heat in laminated varistors, limiting local hot spots without reducing active layers.
Zinc oxide varistor ceramic with praseodymium dopants achieves improved nonlinearity while suppressing leakage current in high current ranges.
A tubular voltage dependent resistor uses inner and outer electrodes on a cylindrical chip to enable compact circuit integration.
A series MOV and SCR circuit clamps transient overvoltages, minimizing leakage current while preventing load damage from excessive actuation voltage.
Adding boron oxide to tin oxide varistors reduces leakage current by up to 90% while maintaining stability under thermal stress.