C436N

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Thyristors are a type of semiconductor device that acts like a switch to control the flow of electric current. They are usually used in applications where large amounts of power must be switched quickly, such as in power supplies, motor control, and lighting circuits. The C436N is a type of SCR (silicon-controlled rectifier) that can be used in switching circuits and AC power control applications where current needs to be quickly turned on and off.

SCRs are bi-directional, solid-state switches, meaning they can be turned on and off without affecting the polarity of the power source. This makes them ideal for controlling AC or DC power, or for use in AC-DC converters. The C436N is a fast SCR, meaning it can switch faster than other SCRs and can be used in circuits where short switching times are required.

The C436N is a three terminal device, with an anode, gate and cathode. When voltage is applied to the anode and the gate, the SCR is “triggered” or turned on, allowing current to flow from the anode to the cathode. To turn off the SCR, the voltage across the anode and cathode must be reduced or the gate voltage must be removed.

The C436N is commonly used in many different power applications, including motor control, dimmers, solar inverters and AC-DC power converters. They can also be used in general switching applications, such as LED lighting and relay control.

The C436N is a fast switching device, with a very low on-state voltage drop. This makes it a good choice for applications where low power loss is important, such as in solar inverters. The device also features a high surge capability, making it suitable for use in high voltage applications.

The C436N SCR is a reliable and versatile device, and one of the most popular SCRs on the market. It is easy to use and provides a fast, efficient and cost effective means of power control in many applications.

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