Protect sensitive electronics from surges in voltage. Also known as transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diodes, these diodes limit voltage in your circuit and divert the excess away.

Unidirectional diodes protect against voltage spikes in one direction and act as standard diodes in the other direction.

Reverse breakdown voltage is the voltage at which a reversed current will break through the diodes’ internal barrier and flow backward.

Reverse standoff voltage is the maximum reverse current that diodes can block effectively. Above this voltage, current will start to flow backward.

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