BCR2PM-14LE#B00

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Thyristors are a class of devices known as four-layer, three-terminal solid state current controlling components. In their simplest form, thyristors have a semiconductor ‘gate’ terminal which, when triggered, causes the current to flow from the ‘main’ terminal to the other ‘control’ terminal. The BCR2PM-14LE#B00 is a Triac which is a particular type of thyristor that offers bidirectional switching ability, meaning it can switch current in either direction. It is commonly used for a variety of applications such as lighting, motor control and resistive heating.

The BCR2PM-14LE#B00 is composed of two thyristors in one package which are connected in anti-parallel to each other. This arrangement produces very low trigger currents and high dV/dt immunity characteristics. It is also designed with a flat triggerable area which is determined by the line voltage, making it suitable for a wide range of AC mains voltages, typically between 240-90V AC. In addition, it provides reliable commutation between the two directions over a wide temperature range due to it’s temperature coefficient for maximum triggering voltage.

The functional principle of the BCR2PM-14LE#B00 is based on the principle of a thyristor. A thyristor is a solid-state semiconductor device which is comprised of four layers of alternating n-type and p-type materials. It has three main terminals – Gate (G), Main (M) and Control (C). When a voltage is applied to the Gate, a current is allowed to flow from the Main to the Control. This current will remain until the Gate voltage is removed. The BCR2PM-14LE#B00, being a Triac, offers bidirectional switching capabilities, meaning it can switch the current in either direction. The flat triggerable area allows for reliaze commutation of the current in both directions over a wide temperature range.

The BCR2PM-14LE#B00 can be used in a variety of applications such as lighting, motor control and resistive heating. It’s low trigger current and wide dV/dt immunity characteristics make it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications. It can also be used in voltage and current regulation as well as phase control applications and motor soft-start circuits.

In summary, the BCR2PM-14LE#B00 is a Triac which is a particular type of thyristor. It is composed of two thyristors in one package and it offers bidirectional switching abilities, allowing it to switch the current in either direction. It is commonly used for a variety of applications such as lighting, motor control and resistive heating. It’s temperature coefficient for maximum triggering voltage allows it to provide reliable commutation between the two directions over a wide temperature range and it’s flat triggerable area allows for reliable commutation of the current in both directions over a wide range of AC mains voltages.

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