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27 littelfuse.com Figure 6: In this circuit protection schematic for RS-485 busses in high exposure environments, the symbols can represent any number of overvoltage protection solutions, including Q2L Series SIDACtor protection thyristors (Figure 7). (Source: Littelfuse) Figure 7: Low-profile, small-footprint protection thyristors such as the Q2L Series SIDACtor are designed to protect high-density broadband equipment from damaging overvoltage transients. (Source: Littelfuse) LEARN MORE Littelfuse PolySwitch Telecommunication Resettable PTCs Conclusion Although system designers spend most of their time focused on the functionality of the communication system (that supports their Factory Automation project), it is important to not overlook the electrical threats to which those systems will be exposed. As shown here, Littelfuse offers a wide range of solutions for the Ethernet, PoE, CAN bus and RS-485 data circuits that will be used. For example, to learn more about protecting Ethernet circuits and equipment in industrial settings from ESD, lightning, power faults, and other electrical transient threats, download a free copy of the Ethernet Protection Design Guide from Littelfuse. For help in choosing an appropriate fuse or TVS Diode Array, visit here and sign up for a free Littelfuse iDesign account. The iDesign platform guides you through the process of choosing the best component for an application, finding parts documentation, sharing information with colleagues, and ordering part samples for prototyping. ■

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