What is ESD? | FAQ | TDK Product center 日本語中文 Deutsch --> HOME Contact What is ESD? Pankuz End --> Q. What is ESD? Voltage / Current / Temperature Protection Devices > Voltage Protection Devices > Chip Varistors / Ceramic Transient Voltage Suppressors A. Abbreviation for "electrostatic discharge". ESD/surge protection devices are used to protect internal circuits (particularly LSI and other IC components) or products from occurrences such as electrostatic discharges or lightning surges. Voltage Protection Devices Voltage Protection Devices product information A comprehensive guide to information on Voltage Protection Devices from the TDK Group. Product Map Voltage Protection Devices Product Map Contact Information Inquiries on products&#44 sales&#44 or technical matters All related FAQ Q. What are the individual parameters of a thermistor? Q. What does a varistor do? Q. What is discharge voltage? Q. What is maximum continuous voltage? Q. What is the voltage - current characteristic? Q. What is the failure mode of a varistor? Q. How is a varistor calibrated? --> c:faq cid:1432655784923 def:faq_detail_D locale:en -->