Mouser Electronics, a leader in New Product Introduction (NPI) that drives innovation, has released a bible that allows for an in-depth exploration of how surge protection technology design can be utilized.

Mouser announced on the 5th that it has published a new e-book in collaboration with Bourns, an electronic component manufacturer and supplier.

In the recently published book 'How to Choose the Right Surge Protection Technology,' Burns and experts from other renowned companies present various solutions on how to utilize surge protection technology in sophisticated electronic systems.

As electronic designs become increasingly complex, PCB density has increased to a comparable level. As a result, such high-density board layouts are at greater risk of damage from transients such as lightning or voltage surges. Small designs with limited board space require enhanced surge protection.

Burns and Mouser's new e-book presents a step-by-step guide on how to utilize bibliographic protection technology suitable for specific applications. In addition, this e-book defines various types of bibliographic protection technologies and presents various charts and tables to clearly explain them.

Since links to Burns' major surge protection products are provided in every article of this e-book, you can easily check solutions that can be helpful for electronic design during the design process.

Burns' surge protection solutions include the recently released IsoMOV™ series overvoltage protection devices.

This hybrid technology varistor combines surge protection with the insulation structure of an integrated gas discharge tube (GDT).

This IsoMOV device provides a higher level of surge protection in terms of performance, operating life, and reliability for applications such as LED lighting, industrial equipment, solar inverters, power supplies, and distribution systems.

Burns' TBU-CA-Q is an AEC-Q101 certified, low-capacity, bidirectional, high-speed protection component that prevents errors caused by short circuits. The TBU-CA-Q device provides an effective barrier against surge events in process control, general electronics, and test and measurement applications.