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TVS Diode 400W 13V UNI SMA
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18.2V Clamp Ipp Tvs Diode Surface Mount DO-214AC, SMA
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P4SMA13A

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2051773

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P4SMA13A-DG
P4SMA13A

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TVS Diode 400W 13V UNI SMA

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18.2V Clamp Ipp Tvs Diode Surface Mount DO-214AC, SMA
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  • 50 0.1598 7.9900
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  • 2500 0.1371 342.7500
  • 5000 0.1343 671.5000
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P4SMA13A Technical Specifications

Category Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS), TVS Diodes

Manufacturer NextGen Components

Packaging Tape & Reel (TR)

Series SMA

Product Status Active

Type Zener

Unidirectional Channels 1

Voltage - Reverse Standoff (Typ) 11.1V

Voltage - Breakdown (Min) 12.4V

Voltage - Clamping (Max) @ Ipp 18.2V

Power - Peak Pulse 400W

Power Line Protection No

Applications General Purpose

Operating Temperature -50°C ~ 150°C (TJ)

Mounting Type Surface Mount

Package / Case DO-214AC, SMA

Supplier Device Package DO-214AC, SMA

Datasheet & Documents

HTML Datasheet

P4SMA13A-DG

Environmental & Export Classification

RoHS Status RoHS Compliant
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) 1 (Unlimited)
REACH Status REACH Unaffected
ECCN EAR99
HTSUS 8541.10.0080

Additional Information

Other Names
3372-P4SMA13ATR
Standard Package
5,000

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can the P4SMA13A TVS diode safely replace a SMAJ13A in a 12V automotive power rail protection circuit, and what are the key risks to evaluate?

Yes, the P4SMA13A can generally replace the SMAJ13A due to similar breakdown (12.4V min vs. 12.5V min) and clamping voltages (18.2V @ Ipp), but critical differences exist: the P4SMA13A has a lower peak pulse power rating (400W vs. 400W–600W typical for SMAJ series under 10/1000μs). In high-energy transients like load dump (ISO 7637-2), this may lead to premature failure. Always validate with actual transient energy calculations and consider derating; if your design exceeds 400W under expected surge conditions, opt for a higher-power alternative like the SMBJ13A (600W) instead.

What layout and PCB design practices are essential when using the P4SMA13A for protecting a sensitive 12V microcontroller input from ESD and inductive spikes?

Place the P4SMA13A as close as possible to the connector or entry point of the signal/power line—ideally within 5mm—to minimize inductance in the protection path. Use short, wide traces (≥20 mil) to the ground plane with multiple vias to reduce impedance. Avoid stubs or loops in the grounding path. Ensure the ground connection ties directly to the system’s low-impedance ground plane, not through a narrow trace. Without proper layout, parasitic inductance can cause voltage overshoot beyond the 18.2V clamp, risking damage to downstream ICs despite the TVS being present.

Is the P4SMA13A suitable for bidirectional voltage spike protection in a single-supply 12V industrial sensor interface, or does its unidirectional nature introduce risks?

No—the P4SMA13A is unidirectional and only clamps positive transients above 12.4V; negative voltage spikes (e.g., from inductive kickback or ground bounce) will not be suppressed and can damage sensitive circuitry. For bidirectional protection in such applications, use a bidirectional TVS like the P4SMA13CA (same package and power rating but symmetric clamping) or pair two unidirectional diodes back-to-back. Relying solely on the P4SMA13A in a bidirectional threat environment risks latent failures during negative transients, especially in long-wire sensor installations.

How does the P4SMA13A’s operating temperature range (-50°C to 150°C) impact its reliability in outdoor telecom equipment exposed to thermal cycling?

While the P4SMA13A’s -50°C to 150°C junction rating appears robust, sustained operation near extremes—especially repeated cycling between cold startup and high ambient loads—can accelerate fatigue at the die-attach and wire-bond interfaces. In outdoor telecom enclosures with poor thermal management, localized heating during surge events may push TJ beyond safe limits if duty cycles are high. Mitigate this by ensuring adequate copper pour for heat spreading, avoiding placement near other heat sources, and derating power handling by ≥20% for long-term reliability. MSL 1 rating helps, but mechanical stress from CTE mismatch remains a concern over time.

Can I parallel two P4SMA13A diodes to increase surge current handling in a high-risk lightning-exposed RS-485 port, and what are the pitfalls?

Paralleling P4SMA13A diodes is not recommended due to inherent manufacturing variations in breakdown voltage (±5% typical), which cause uneven current sharing during fast transients. The diode with slightly lower Vbr will conduct first and absorb disproportionate surge energy, leading to thermal runaway and premature failure of one device—then overloading the second. Instead, select a single higher-power TVS in a larger package (e.g., SMBJ13A or P6KE13A) rated for the total required surge current. If space constraints prevent upsizing, use a dedicated multi-stage protection circuit with series impedance and a coordinated clamp hierarchy to avoid relying on paralleled TVS diodes.

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