BTB16-800BWRG

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Thyristors - TRIACs

A TRIAC (Triode for alternating current) is a three-terminal semiconductor switch that is used to control the current in an AC circuit. It is a bidirectional device, allowing the current to flow in either direction when it is triggered. The BTB16-800BWRG is the most common type of TRIAC, and is used in many industrial and commercial applications.

Application Fields

The BTB16-800BWRG is used primarily in power control applications, such as lamp dimming and motor speed control. It is also used in audio equipment, including amplifiers, and other consumer electronics.

In addition, the BTB16-800BWRG is ideal for use in high-power switching applications, such as heater and motor control, as it can handle currents up to 800A. It is also used in automated manufacturing and robotics, where accurate, repeatable control of current is required.

Working Principle

The BTB16-800BWRG is composed of three regions - an Anode Gate (AG) region, a Cathode Gate (CG) region and a midpoint region, also known as a Muting Gate (MG). When a small current is applied to the AG region, it causes the device to switch on and current can flow between the cathode and anode.

The BTB16-800BWRG is a bidirectional switch, which means that when the current is reversed, the device switches off again. This makes it useful for applications that require precise control of current flow, such as lamp dimming and motor speed control.

The device\'s switching speed and power handling capability, combined with its simplicity and low cost, make it one of the most popular TRIACs available.

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