ACST1035-7FP

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Thyristors - TRIACs

ACST1035-7FP is one type of Thyristors - TRIACs. It is a bidirectional thyristor or thyristor family that enables power flow in either direction. This type of thyristor structure provides a number of advantages, primarily by allowing AC power control and switching with simple gate signaling.

Application Field

ACST1035-7FP have a wide range of application fields and is suitable for a variety of systems including consumer electronics, home appliances, and industrial systems. Due to its bidirectional characteristic, the ACST1035-7FP can be used in a variety of AC systems, such as switching grids and lighting control. It can also be used in motor control and power conversion, where AC power needs to be controlled in both directions. Furthermore, ACST1035-7FP can be applied in the home entertainment industry for dimming and remote control applications.

Working Principle

ACST1035-7FP Thyristors operate in an AC zero-crossing manner. The basic principle is that a gate signal is sent to the thyristor, which triggers its conducting state. When the trigger voltage is sent, the thyristor begins to pass current and will continue to do so until the zero-crossing of the AC cycle. At this time, the current stops flowing, and the thyristor again waits for the trigger signal, allowing it to begin conducting again. The control of the thyristor can also be done using pulse width modulation to determine the amount of time the thyristor is allowed to conduct power and therefore, the power supply output.

ACST1035-7FP is one of the most widely used and reliable thyristors, which offers features such access to low-power switching, prominent for its high current handling capability. It is cost-efficient, and it offers an efficient and effective way to control the power supply, allowing applications to operate remotely and more conveniently.

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