Switch Contact Protection - Testing it Out (2/2) @FesZElectronics
Switch Contact Protection - Testing it Out (2/2)  @FesZElectronics
Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
#198 In this video I continue looking at protection methods for mechanical switches, by testing out some of the configurations. In most cases the biggest problem will not be figuring out what component value to use, but rather what component can actually withstand the transient conditions. I shortly look at capacitive loads, before moving onto inductive loads.

Related content:
Mechanical switch protections 1/2: youtu.be/qJfw0Myx-OU
Mechanical switch protections 2/2: youtu.be/IPPqt8NRhrA

Datasheets and useful material:
vishay.com/docs/48516/_ms9702509-2003-vishaychecklistpulseload.pdf
vishay.com/docs/28810/pulseloadhandling.pdf
onsemi.com/download/data-sheet/pdf/1n914-d.pdf
vishay.com/docs/88503/1n4001.pdf
product.tdk.com/system/files/dam/doc/product/protection/voltage/lead-disk-varistor/data_sheet/70/db/var/siov_leaded_standard.pdf

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