BCR5AS-12B-T13#B01

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Thyristors - TRIACs

A BCR5AS-12B-T13#B01 is a type of TRIAC, or triode for alternating current. It is an electronic switch and can turn on or off an electrical current as required by the device in which it is contained. It is an integral part of the circuitry of any electrical device, from motors to computers to household appliances.

A TRIAC is a three terminal semiconductor device which is switched on and off by the application of an electrical signal. The TRIAC can handle alternatiing or direct current, making it suitable for many applications. The BCR5AS-12B-T13#B01 is equipped with 3 pins, allowing it to be connected to 3 electrodes: gate, anode and cathode. This means that when an electrical signal is applied to the gate, due to the presence of a voltage between the anode and the cathode connected to the two other pins, current begins to flow. The gate controls the current and can switch it off when necessary.

The BCR5AS-12B-T13#B01 is often used in motor control and switching circuits, such as those found in computers, appliances, and industrial equipment. This particular model is rated for up to 12A of current, with a maximum voltage of 32V. It is also capable of being triggered from either a continuous or pulsed signal, meaning it can be used in a variety of applications.

It is also possible to use a BCR5AS-12B-T13#B01 in reverse polarity applications. This is done by connecting the anode and the gate to the same voltage potential, while connecting the cathode to the opposite potential. When using reverse polarity, the TRIAC will become electronically latched, allowing current to flow without need for an additional gate current.

The BCR5AS-12B-T13#B01 is an ideal choice for many applications, ranging from motor control to switching circuits. Its ability to handle up to 12A of current, the ability to be triggered from either a continuous or pulsed signal, and its revers polarity options make it a great choice for many applications.

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