The SMBJ4738E3/TR13 has two pins, with the anode connected to the positive side and the cathode connected to the negative side.
The SMBJ4738E3/TR13 operates by diverting excess current away from sensitive components when a transient voltage spike occurs. It acts as a voltage-triggered switch, shunting the excess energy to protect downstream components.
The SMBJ4738E3/TR13 is commonly used in: - Power supplies - Telecommunication equipment - Automotive electronics - Industrial control systems
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