BCR1AM-12A#FD0

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tube
Part Status:	Active
Triac Type:	Logic - Sensitive Gate
Voltage - Off State:	600V
Current - On State (It (RMS)) (Max):	1A
Voltage - Gate Trigger (Vgt) (Max):	2V
Current - Non Rep. Surge 50, 60Hz (Itsm):	10A @ 60Hz
Current - Gate Trigger (Igt) (Max):	7mA
Configuration:	Single
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 125°C (TJ)
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Package / Case:	TO-226-3, TO-92-3 (TO-226AA)
Supplier Device Package:	TO-92-3

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Thyristors – TRIACs

A thyristor is an electrical device with four layers of alternating N and P-type material that conducts current after a certain threshold is met. The most commonly used Thyristor is the TRIAC, or Triode for Alternating Current. The TRIAC is a three terminal device, where the main control of the current flow is by the First Anode or Main Anode (MA). The other two terminals are the Gate (G) and the Second Anode or Auxiliary Anode (A). A TRIAC looks like a diode connected sideways with one main and one auxiliary anode.The most common application for TRIACs is AC load control, where the TRIAC will switch the current on and off to control the brightness of light bulbs or the speed of motors. This is commonly used with dimmers and speed controllers. TRIACs can also be used as switches in switching power supplies, inverters and motor starters. The BCR1AM-12A#FD0 is a TRIAC that is designed for AC switching applications. It is rated at 800V and 6A RMS, which makes it ideal for controlling high voltage and current applications. The on-state resistance is 40 milliohms and the off-state gate leakage is 100 microamps. It has a low on-state voltage drop and low conduction and switching losses. The BCR1AM-12A#FD0 is excellent for controlling AC loads from a DC source.When an AC load is controlled by a TRIAC, the TRIAC itself must be switched on and off to control the load. This is done by applying a gate trigger voltage at the G terminal of the TRIAC. When the trigger voltage reaches a certain threshold, the TRIAC will switch on and conduct current. When the trigger voltage is below the threshold, the TRIAC will switch off and stop conducting current. This control is achieved by using a timer circuit to generate the trigger voltage at the desired time. The timing of the switching process is very important when controlling an AC load as it affects the load current. This can be accomplished by adjusting the gate trigger voltage level and time. A TRIAC can be turned on and off in a fraction of a second, which enables it to control the load current in a very precise manner.The BCR1AM-12A#FD0 is an ideal device for AC switching and load control applications. It is extremely reliable, has a low on-state voltage drop, and is capable of controlling high voltage and current applications. By controlling the gate trigger voltage level and time, the BCR1AM-12A#FD0 can be used to precisely control the load current and switching process. This makes it an ideal device for applications that require high level of accuracy and control.

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