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Transient voltage suppression (TVS) diodes provide surge protection to protect internal electronics from damage caused by transient voltage and ESD. In this article, learn more about the role of TVS diodes.
Driver-assisted and automated driving applications pose unique challenges to engineers. Learn more about how power designers must address logistical and safety concerns in the automotive field.
Eaton's fuses with high interrupting rating and ultra low capacitance ESD protection for high-speed data lines, and supercapacitors and modules that combine high energy density and high current ratings with green materials and maintenance-free operation, are just some of the innovations Eaton provides to keep up with the demands of industrial production.
Eaton's world-class R&D enables them to improve the efficiency, safety, and reliability of automotive electronics through certified test and manufacturing facilities.
Check out how Eaton's pitting their hybrid supercapacitors against lithium-ion batteries and standard supercapacitors, especially for industrial, energy, and computing applications.
Eaton Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) diodes provide highly reliable protection against overvoltage/ESD events in a wide range of electronic products.
Electronic control and electrical power are becoming a larger part of modern vehicles, even if electricity itself is not the power of locomotion. Passive power components, under-the-hood and throughout passenger compartments, are making vehicles safer, lighter, and more energy-efficient than ever before.
Eaton offers a range of electronics components that include power magnetics, circuit protection, supercapacitors, and terminal blocks products. Learn more about these products and their applications.
Eaton's portfolio of supercapacitors spans computing, energy, industrial, medical, and transportation applications.
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