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The Maximum Reverse Standoff Voltage VRWM) Rating of a Transient

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The maximum reverse standoff voltage VRWM) rating of a transient suppressor indicates


A) the voltage across the device while in its zener operating region.
B) the maximum reverse voltage that will not drive the component into its zener operating region.

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