DSL05-008SC6 STMicroelectronics Circuit Protection (SOT-23-6) In Stock
DSL05-008SC6 is a 6-line gas discharge tube suppressor array by STMicroelectronics for protecting DSL and broadband interfaces against surge transients. Key specs: 6-channel protection, SOT-23-6 package, designed for 5 V bus applications. From competitive pricing, in stock with worldwide shipping.
- Manufacturer
- STMicroelectronics
- Package
- SOT-23-6
- Pin Count
- 6
- Lifecycle
- ACTIVE
- Datasheet
- DSL05-008SC6 Datasheet PDF
- Category
- Circuit Protection
- RoHS
- Compliant
- Lead Time
- 3–7 business days
- Shipping
- DHL Express · Worldwide
What are the key features of DSL05-008SC6?
- 6-channel gas discharge tube suppressor provides multi-line protection for DSL broadband interfaces
- Compact SOT-23-6 package enables high-density placement on DSL modem and CPE circuit boards
- Optimized for 5 V bus applications to protect against lightning and AC power cross surge events
What is DSL05-008SC6 used for?
DSL05-008SC6 is designed to protect DSL modem line cards, ADSL CPE equipment, and broadband gateway interfaces from lightning-induced surges and power cross events. Its 6-channel array in a SOT-23-6 package provides space-efficient multi-line protection for telecom port protection circuits requiring robust EFT and surge immunity.
What are the specifications of DSL05-008SC6?
| Peak Reflow Temperature (Cel) | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Telecom IC Type | GAS DISCHARGE TUBE SUPPRESSOR |
| Time@Peak Reflow Temperature-Max (s) | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Package | SOT-23-6 |
Compliance & Regulatory
| RoHS Status | Compliant |
| Lead-Free | Yes (Pb-Free) |
Where can I find the DSL05-008SC6 datasheet?
DSL05-008SC6 Datasheet DownloadOfficial datasheet from STMicroelectronics
What are equivalent replacements for DSL05-008SC6?
Compatible alternatives and drop-in replacements for DSL05-008SC6:
Frequently Asked Questions
How many protection channels does DSL05-008SC6 provide in a single package?
DSL05-008SC6 integrates 6 protection channels within a single SOT-23-6 package, allowing efficient multi-line surge protection for DSL interfaces while minimizing board area on CPE and modem line cards.
For which broadband interface types is DSL05-008SC6 specifically optimized?
DSL05-008SC6 is optimized for ADSL, VDSL, and general DSL broadband subscriber line interfaces operating at up to 5 V bus voltage, providing protection against lightning surges and AC power cross events per telecom standards.
How does DSL05-008SC6 compare to a TVS diode array for surge protection on DSL ports?
Unlike TVS diode arrays that clamp at relatively low voltages, DSL05-008SC6 uses gas discharge tube technology to handle higher peak surge currents, typically above 1 A per channel, with minimal capacitive loading that preserves DSL signal bandwidth above 1 MHz.
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