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A Robust Protection Scheme The circuit diagram in Figure 1 shows a robust protection scheme for these applications. The solution is based on a "Stacked" GDT, a series Inductor, and a Power TVS diode or other clamping devices with similar performance. The components are selected based on their ability to handle a specific range of 8/20µS and 10/350µS surges. A Stacked GDT is a single component that consists of a number of GDTs in series. This is represented by the symbol in the schematic in Figure 2. The arrangement of capacitors C1 through C4 ensures the impulse sparkover voltage for the stack is only slightly higher than for a single GDT. The Recommendation ITU-T K.99 provides a description of the operation of GDTs in series. The inductor is an air-core inductor with low permeability to support a large surge current flow without saturation. During a large surge, the inductor is the coordinating element between the secondary overvoltage protection (e.g. Power TVS diode) and the Stacked GDT. | 13 | Document Title Notes GR-1089-CORE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Electrical Safety―Generic Criteria for Network Telecommunications Equipment Issue 7, December 2017, Port Type 8a IEC 61000-4-5 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) ―Testing and measurement techniques―Surge immunity test Edition 3.0 IEC 60950 Information technology equipment―Safety ETSI 300-132-2 Equipment Engineering (EE); Power supply interface at the input to telecommunications equipment; Part 2: Operated by direct current (DC) Figure 1: Protection Scheme Circuit Diagram (Source: Bourns, Inc.) Table 1: Related Standards Digi ® XBee ™ Cellular LTE Cat 1 TCS ™ HIGH-SPEED PROTECTOR PRODUCTS LEARN MORE 4 LEARN MORE 4 • Transient protection for very high data rate differential lines • Provide an extremely low let-through energy barrier against excessive voltages • Enable low voltage electronics to be protected by a lower capacitance, higher voltage TVS device • Protect sensitive equipment from damage caused by lightning and electrical transient surges • Integrate circuit protection devices into an assembly that provides an enhanced level of protection • SPD product line includes protective devices for AC systems, DC power systems, signal and data line circuits SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICES (SPD)

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