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  • RE: ESD122: Robust connection for ESD protection

    Hello Ryo-san, You are correct on all your questions. Junction capacitance is the same as input capacitance and line capacitance. Other device's connected to Vcc could possibly be damaged due to leakage. Therefore, a non-Vcc device is more robust...

  • [FAQ] ESD DC Characteristics

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    Part Number: ESD122 Hello, What is absolute DC input and current thru I/O? Datasheet shows the spec

  • ESD122: High DC Voltage/Current

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    Part Number: ESD122 Hello, If ESD122 is damaged by high DC voltage/current, does this result

  • ESD122: Recommend ESD diode for DisplayPort 1.4

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    Part Number: ESD122 Hi, I'm finding ESD diode that spec compatible with NXP PUSB3FR4. Is there any

  • ESD122: Discussion: IEC61000-4-2 current vs. voltage

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    Part Number: ESD122 hi there, I read this great articles on ESD basics ( https://e2e.ti.com/blogs_

  • RE: Can you help recommend a Protection TVS array for usb2.0?

    Hello Elsa, I would recommend ESD122 to protect a USB 2.0 interface. It is a 2-channel device that has a 3.6V Vrwm, 0.2pF line capacitance, and it protects against ESD and surge events (IEC-61000-4-2 & IEC-61000-4-5). Let me know if this device...

  • ESD122: want use to protect cJTAg pins

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    Part Number: ESD122 Hello I am planning to use ESD122DMXR to protect cJTAG pins( MCU operation 3V

  • RE: WEBENCH® Tools/ESD122: ESD122_S_Parameter_Model

    Hi Shriram, Welcome to E2E! Find attached the s-parameter model for the ESD122. Best regards, Andy Robles ESD122.zip

  • RE: TPD2S017: ESD protection VCC

    Hello Matt, thanks for your reply. I'm not 100% sure as I don't have enough experience with USB circuits but your ESD122 could be ok for my purpose. VBUS is not necessarily needed for my application. I have another question related to input...

  • TPD2S300: ESD for Type C, USB2.0, DFP, no PD case

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    the VBUS short, just putting usual ESD component like TPD4E5U06 or ESD122 on CCx/DP/DM is enough

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