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Littelfuse FlatSuppressX TVS Diodes for 48V Protection

 
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3 days ago

Littelfuse FlatSuppressX TVS Diodes Protect 48V Automotive Electronics


Littelfuse has introduced the FlatSuppressX TP5.0SMD-FL and TP1KSMB-FL series of automotive TVS diodes specifically designed to protect sensitive 48V vehicle electronics from transient overvoltage events. The devices use proprietary FlatSuppressX technology that delivers ultra-low and highly stable clamping voltage, helping safeguard DC/DC converters, gate drivers and power management ICs while reducing system cost.

Littelfuse FlatSuppressX TVS diodes for 48V systems
Littelfuse FlatSuppressX TP5.0SMD-FL and TP1KSMB-FL TVS diodes for 48V automotive electronics

Key Specifications

  • Technology: FlatSuppressX with advanced foldback/snapback I-V characteristic
  • Response time: Typical < 1 ps
  • TP5.0SMD-FL: Up to 5 kW peak pulse power (DO-214AB / SMC package)
  • TP1KSMB-FL: 1 kW peak pulse power (DO-214AA / SMB package)
  • Qualification: AEC-Q101 automotive grade
  • Compliance: Designed for 48V systems according to ISO 21780
  • Ultra-low and stable clamping voltage (prevents exceeding absolute maximum ratings of downstream components)
  • Supports lower voltage-rated MOSFETs, gate drivers and power ICs → reduced BOM cost
  • Tape-and-reel packaging for automated assembly

Unlike conventional TVS diodes whose clamping voltage rises significantly under high-energy transients, FlatSuppressX maintains a nearly constant protection level. This controlled response also helps avoid latch-up issues.

Target Applications

  • Battery Disconnect Units (BDU)
  • Zone Control Units (ZCU)
  • Electric Power Steering (EPS)
  • DC/DC converters and power distribution networks
  • 48V power buses and I/O interfaces

As automotive architectures continue migrating to higher-power 48V systems, these devices offer scalable surge protection with high power handling in compact surface-mount packages.

Source: Electronics For You