Littelfuse, Inc.
- 8755 West Higgins Road Suite 500
Chicago, IL
60631
United States of America - 1-773-628-1000
- http://www.littelfuse.com
- 1-800-522-7697
Littelfuse products are vital components in virtually every market that uses electrical energy, from consumer electronics to automobiles, commercial vehicles and industrial equipment.
Littelfuse, Inc. Articles
TVS diode arrays offer overvoltage protection solutions
Littelfuse, Inc. has introduced 16 series of Automotive Qualified TVS Diode Arrays (SPA Diodes) that are Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) capable. They offer automakers and high-end industrial manufacturers the confidence of a known and reputable single origin flow from wafer creation through testing of the devices used in their products.
Littlefuse products selected as finalists for 2017 product of the year
Circuit protection company, Littlefuse has announced that three new lines of its products have been selected as finalists in the Electrical Safety category of Plant Engineering magazine’s 2017 Product of the Year program. Marking the third consecutive year Littelfuse products have been recognised in the program, the finalists qualified are: MP8000 Bluetooth Overload Relays, AF0100 Arc-Flash Relays and POWR-SPEED PSR High Speed Fuses.
Polymeric PTCs provide over-current protection
While maintaining USB 3.1 Type C data integrity, Littelfuse USB 3.1 Type C Circuit Protection offers overcurrent and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection. The host and all self-powered hubs must implement over-current protection for safety purposes and the hub must have a way to detect the over-current condition and report it to the USB software.
Compact TVS diode array suitable for mobile devices
Circuit protection company, Littelfuse, has introduced a new series of small-footprint TVS Diode Arrays (SPA diodes) that are optimised for protecting high-speed signal pins. The SP3422-04UTG series 0.2pF 22kV TVS Diode Array integrates four channels of ultra-low capacitance rail-to-rail diodes and an additional zener diode to provide protection for electronic equipment that may be exposed to destructive electrostatic discharges (ESD).
SCR thyristor has 150°C junction temperature in D-PAK packaging
Littelfuse has introduced a series of high-temperature SCR (silicon-controlled rectifier) thyristors, the first circuit protection devices of their kind to offer a junction temperature of 150°C in compact surface-mount D-PAK (TO-252) packaging. These devices are also available in through-hole V-PAK (TO-251) packages. Standard SJ Series SCR Thyristors have a low gate current trigger level of 6mA or 15mA maximum at approximately 1.5V.
Alternistor triacs simplify thermal management
Littelfuse has introduced two series of High Temperature Alternistor Triacs, the latest additions to the company’s thyristors portfolio. With a maximum junction temperature of 150°C, the 16A QJxx16xHx Series and 25A QJxx25xHx Series are designed for use as AC switches, helping circuit designers address overheating challenges in AC power control applications. Their high peak, single cycle AC current pulse ratings allow them to tolerate h...
SiC MOSFET provides ultra-fast switching at high temperatures
Circuit protection company, Littelfuse, has introduced its first series of silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs, the latest addition to the company’s growing power semiconductor line. The LSIC1MO120E0080 series, with a voltage rating of 1,200V and ultra-low (80mΩ) on-resistance, is the first organically designed, developed, and manufactured SiC MOSFETs to be released by this partnership.
Fuse blocks eliminate the necessity to compromise on size
Littelfuse has introduced multiple series of high-voltage Fuse Blocks and Fuse Holders designed for mechanical installation of fuses. Developed for applications from 400V to 600V, these new series include several fuse mounting alternatives to accommodate the mechanical design of the application.
Affordable, accessible SiC devices
Rethinking wafer fabrication and converter design can make SiC devices more affordable and accessible, advocate Corey Deyalsingh, Littelfuse and Sujit Banerjee, Monolith Semiconductor
Switching thyristor series is robust for EV on-board charging
The 16A silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR) switching thyristor series from Littelfuse is optimised for electric vehicle on-board charge (EVOBC) applications. The devices are claimed to offer "excellent" AC handling capability and surge robustness for input rectifiers.
Automotive-grade ESD suppressors protect against multiple strikes
Compact AXGD series Xtreme-Guard ESD suppressors by Littelfuse can be used in automotive antennae, RF antenna systems and infotainment. The compact, surface mount, polymer automotive-grade suppressors are capable of protecting sensitive devices from contact/air discharges as high as 30kV.
Schottky barrier rectifiers for high-frequency SMPSs
Global circuit protection company, Littelfuse, has introduced a series of Schottky Barrier Rectifiers designed to outperform conventional switching diodes in commercial, industrial and automotive applications. DST Series Schottky Barrier Rectifiers combine ultra-low forward voltage drop, high current handling, high junction temperature capability, and low leakage performance in a compact TO-277B surface mount package.
SCR thyristor optimised for phase control applications
Global circuit protection company, Littelfuse, has introduced a series of 40A standard high-temperature silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR) thyristors that are suitable for use as switches for rectifier and phase control applications such as voltage regulator, heating and motor speed controls. The new SJxx40x series is the first SCR thyristor from Littelfuse capable of handling 600V, 40Arms and junction temperatures up to 150°C.
Littelfuse acquires U.S. Sensor
It has been announced that Littelfuse has acquired the assets of U.S. Sensor. Headquartered in Orange, California, U.S. Sensor is a manufacturer of thermistors and probe assemblies used in the most demanding temperature sensing applications. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Deepak Nayar, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Electronics Business Unit, said: “U.S. Sensor expands our existing sensor portfolio i...
TVS diode arrays protect DC powerlines
A series of TVS diode arrays have been introduced by Littelfuse, optimised to protect DC powerlines for PoweredUSB interfaces from damaging electrostatic discharges (ESDs). SP11xx series TVS diode arrays employ Zener diodes fabricated in a proprietary silicon avalanche technology to protect each I/O pin in the interface.
Surface mount fuse designed for intrinsic safety protection
Littelfuse has introduced the first encapsulated surface mount fuse designed for intrinsic safety protection of equipment intended for use in or near hazardous locations and explosive atmospheres and certified to the UL 913 Standard.
Littelfuse power semiconductor silicon carbide technology
Littelfuse bringing a legacy of strength, security, and stability in circuit protection to the Power Semiconductor space.
1,200V SiC Schottky diodes introduced at PCIM 2017
Littelfuse has concluded their programme for the PCIM (Power Conversion and Intelligent Motion) Europe 2017 Exhibition. The highlight of this year’s exhibition was the introduction of the GEN2 Series of 1200V SiC Schottky Diodes featuring near-zero recovery time and low forward voltage for higher system efficiency. Samples are now available upon request via links on the SiC Schottky Diodes new products page.
Single-fuse solution offers protection from ultra-high currents
Littelfuse has introduced a series of UL approved high current, surface mount fuses. Designed for applications that require both a compact footprint and protection from ultra-high currents, the Nano2 881 Series High Current SMD Fuses offer a single fuse solution up to 75VDC and are available in current ratings from 60A to 100A.
Low capacitance TVS diode arrays offer better protection
Littelfuse has introduced a series of a low capacitance TVS Diode Arrays designed to protect high speed, differential data lines against Electrostatic Discharge (ESD), Cable Discharge Events (CDE), Electrical Fast Transients (EFT), and lightning induced surges.