Littelfuse T10A Series Handbook

T10A series Sibod™ is a new bidirectional TVS diode from Littlefuse. It has high energy absorption capacity, low junction capacitance, high reliability, and is suitable for use in telephone line cards, power supplies and telecommunications equipment.


Littelfuse T10A Series Handbook - cover page
Brand
Littelfuse
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
68 KB
Published
04 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
51359DFFABFA22148C6B2BFCFAE2FF79

About this manual

The T10A series is a glass‑passivated, UL‑recognized, high‑current diverting device designed for bi‑directional telephone and line‑card protection. It offers low capacitance (<100 pF), automatic reset, and does not degrade over time.

The document lists key specifications such as a 1.7 W power dissipation on an infinite heatsink, 50 A peak pulse current (10 µs × 1000 µs), 6.47 V continuous reverse voltage, and a holding current of 6.10 A. Ordering codes for various voltage ratings and packaging options are also provided.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Application
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Absolute Ratings
  • Thermal Resistances
  • Ordering Information

Specifications

Power dissipation (infinite heatsink, Tamb=50°C)1.7 W
Peak Pulse Current (10×1000 µs)50 A
Continuous Reverse Voltage (VR)6.47 V
Holding Current (IW)6.10 A
Junction‑ambient thermal resistance (Rth(j‑a))100 °C/W

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum peak pulse current for the T10A series?

The device can handle a peak pulse current of 50 A for a 10 µs × 1000 µs pulse.

What power dissipation rating does the T10A have on an infinite heatsink?

It is rated for 1.7 W of power dissipation when mounted on an infinite heatsink at 50 °C ambient temperature.

What is the typical application of the T10A series device?

It is used as a bi‑directional protection device for telephone and line‑card circuits.

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