ACS302-6T3

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Thyristors - TRIACs are a form of semiconductor switch which can be used for switching AC signals. The ACS302-6T3 is a type of three terminal AC solid state switch which is used to control the operation of a variety of AC motors and lighting. The device is designed for a wide range of industrial, commercial, and consumer applications.

The ACS302-6T3 features a triac driver with two isolated channels, enabling isolated positive and negative trigger voltage. This can be used to control two separate devices with a single channel. Each channel has its own isolated trigger threshold which can be adjusted independently. A wide range of trigger thresholds can be selected via an internally mounted trim pot.

The switching of the ACS302-6T3 is triggered by a DC or AC signal. When the trigger voltage is reached, the triac driver switches on, allowing current to flow through it in either direction. This is known as bidirectional current conduction, enabling the device to control AC currents. The device can switch both AC and DC voltages, and can be used to control a variety of AC motors and lighting, including dimmers and speed controls.

The ACS302-6T3 is designed for applications where high noise immunity is essential. The device features an integrated filter to reduce EMI and RFI noise, and a noise free switching circuit for added reliability. The device also features a fast switching time, allowing for a wide range of speeds and power levels to be controlled. The device can handle a nominal DC current of 1.5A and a peak current of 3A.

The ACS302-6T3 can be used in a variety of applications, including lighting control, motor speed control, HVAC systems, and general industrial automation. It is a highly reliable and cost effective solution for AC switching and control applications. The device is available in several package types, including surface mount, through hole, and DIP.

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