PRECIMA PMFLD series spark suppression diodes are high-quality electronic components specially designed to reliably protect circuits from harmful voltage spikes and electromagnetic interference. As spark suppression diodes, also known as free-wheeling diodes or protective diodes, the PMFLD series offers effective overvoltage protection for inductive loads such as relays, contactor coils and switching power supplies. Using these diodes extends the service life of your electronic components and improves the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of your circuits.
The PMFLD series from PRECIMA is available in various designs to meet different requirements: PMFLD 24, PMFLD 48, PMFLD 125, PMFLD 250, PMFLD 400 and PMFLD 500. Each variant is tailored to the respective voltage and current requirements and is ideal for use in protective circuits, EMC filters and surge protection concepts. Weighing only 0.017 kg per diode, the PMFLD series impresses with its compact design and simple, space-saving integration into existing circuits.
The PRECIMA spark suppression diode ensures safe and stable operation, especially in applications involving fast switching operations and high inductances. It not only protects against sparking and overvoltages, but also helps to reduce interference emissions, which is particularly important in sensitive environments such as industrial automation, telecommunications and medical technology. By using PMFLD diodes, you can increase the reliability of your electronic systems while ensuring compliance with applicable EMC standards.
Trust in PRECIMA's many years of expertise in the field of electronic components and rely on the PMFLD series for optimum protection of your circuits against inductive voltage spikes and electromagnetic interference. The diodes are not only technically sophisticated, but also a cost-effective solution for professional use in protective circuits and EMC applications. Ideally suited for PRECIMA electromagnetic spring brakes, but also for other applications in electrical engineering and mechanical engineering.
