Specification	VS110VLNVWMTR

Applications	General Purpose
Current - Peak Pulse (10/1000µs)	1.1 A
Mounting Type	Surface Mount
Operating Temperature	150 °C
Package / Case	2-SMD, Flat Leads
Power - Peak Pulse	200 W
Power Line Protection	False
Supplier Device Package	PMDE
Type	Zener
Unidirectional Channels [custom]	1
Voltage - Breakdown (Min) [Min]	122 V
Voltage - Clamping (Max) @ Ipp [Max]	177 V
Voltage - Reverse Standoff (Typ)	110 V

VS110VLNVWM Series

110V 200W, Compact and Highly Reliable, Transient Voltage Suppressor

Part	Type	Voltage - Breakdown (Min) [Min]	Mounting Type	Applications	Unidirectional Channels [custom]	Supplier Device Package	Voltage - Reverse Standoff (Typ)	Package / Case	Current - Peak Pulse (10/1000µs)	Power Line Protection	Power - Peak Pulse	Voltage - Clamping (Max) @ Ipp [Max]	Operating Temperature
Rohm Semiconductor VS110VLNVWMTR	Zener	122 V	Surface Mount	General Purpose	1	PMDE	110 V	2-SMD Flat Leads	1.1 A		200 W	177 V	150 °C

Pricing

Prices provided here are for design reference only. For realtime values and availability, please visit the distributors directly

Distributor	Package	Quantity	$

Digikey	Cut Tape (CT)	1	$ 0.56
		10	$ 0.35
		100	$ 0.22
		500	$ 0.17
		1000	$ 0.15
	Digi-Reel®	1	$ 0.56
		10	$ 0.35
		100	$ 0.22
		500	$ 0.17
		1000	$ 0.15
	N/A	2092	$ 0.58
	Tape & Reel (TR)	3000	$ 0.14
Newark	Each (Supplied on Cut Tape)	1	$ 0.60
		10	$ 0.39
		25	$ 0.34
		50	$ 0.30
		100	$ 0.25
		250	$ 0.22
		500	$ 0.19
		1000	$ 0.19

Description

General part information

VS110VLNVWM Series

VS110VLNVWM is TVS Diode for surge protection and voltage regulation. It achieves the same electrical characteristics as conventional ROHM products in the small PMDE package. PMDE package is highly reliable and has excellent heat dissipation efficiency.

Documents

Technical documentation and resources

Technical Data Sheet EN

Datasheet

Reliability Test Result

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VS110VLNVWM Series

Documents

Technical Data Sheet EN

Reliability Test Result

How to Use LTspice&reg; Models

Precautions When Measuring the Rear of the Package with a Thermocouple

What Are TVS Diodes?

Notes for Temperature Measurement Using Forward Voltage of PN Junction

Power Loss and Thermal Design of Diodes

Method for Calculating Junction Temperature from Transient Thermal Resistance Data

Moisture Sensitivity Level - Diodes

Judgment Criteria of Thermal Evaluation

Selection Method and Usage of TVS Diodes

θ<sub>JC</sub> and Ψ<sub>JT</sub>

How to Use the Thermal Resistance and Thermal Characteristics Parameters

Notes for Calculating Power Consumption:Static Operation

List of Diode Package Thermal Resistance

What is a Thermal Model? (Diode)

Part Explanation

How to Select Reverse Current Protection Diodes for LDO Regulators

Two-Resistor Model for Thermal Simulation

Notes for Temperature Measurement Using Thermocouples

Inner Structure

Absolute Maximum Rating and Electrical Characteristics of Diodes

Condition of Soldering / Land Pattern Reference

Taping Information

What Is Thermal Design

About Flammability of Materials

PCB Layout Thermal Design Guide

Package Dimensions

How to Use LTspice&reg; Models: Tips for Improving Convergence

Impedance Characteristics of Bypass Capacitor

Overview of ROHM's Simulation Models(for ICs and Discrete Semiconductors)

Diode Types and Applications

Compliance of the RoHS directive

Method for Monitoring Switching Waveform

Advantages of PMDE Compact Package with High Heat Dissipation for Automotive Schottky Barrier Diodes

PCB Layout for TVS Diodes

θ<sub>JA</sub> and Ψ<sub>JT</sub>

Explanation for Marking

Measurement Method and Usage of Thermal Resistance RthJC

Anti-Whisker formation - Diodes

Differences between TVS and Zener Diodes

Report of SVHC under REACH Regulation

Basics of Thermal Resistance and Heat Dissipation

About Export Regulations

Importance of Probe Calibration When Measuring Power: Deskew

VS110VLNVWM Series

How to Use LTspice® Models

How to Use LTspice® Models: Tips for Improving Convergence