The clamping voltage Vc) rating of a transient suppressor indicates
A) the maximum voltage across the device at a given value of reverse surge current.
B) the maximum reverse voltage that will not drive the component into its zener operating region.

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The clamping voltage rating of a transient suppressor indicates the maximum voltage across the device at a given value of reverse surge current. This is a critical parameter for ensuring that the suppressor can effectively protect sensitive electronic circuits from voltage spikes.

The Clamping Voltage Vc) Rating of a Transient Suppressor Indicates