IRKH136/04

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A thyristor is an electronic component consisting of four layers of alternate N and P type material. It is a semiconductor but is usually referred to as a thyristor to distinguish it from other types of transistors, triacs and diacs. The IRKH136/04 is a standard module package type thyristor, which is used for power control. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the IRKH136/04 module.

Electrical characteristics of IRKH136/04

The IRKH136/04 module is a thyristor with a blocking voltage of 1200 volts and a conduction current of 16 amps. It is available in a variety of packages and can be used in a variety of applications. The maximum average on-state current is 16 amps and the maximum gate trigger voltage is 2 volts. The gate trigger current range is 0.2 - 1 mA. This thyristor is extremely sensitive and responds to even the slightest changes in gate current.

Applications of IRKH136/04

The IRKH136/04 module is generally used in application fields requiring precise power control with low losses, such as power supplies, motor control and lighting. It is also an ideal choice for motor speed control applications, such as those used in power tools, car washes and other motor systems. As it is a standard module package type thyristor, it is widely used in industrial automation and process control contexts, where reliable power control is critical.

Working Principle of IRKH136/04

The IRKH136/04 module thyristor works by a process known as latching. When the thyristor\'s gate is triggered by an external current, a large amount of current passes through the thyristor due to the closed state of the two contacts. This current continues to flow through the device until it is turned off. In latching the trigger current is removed, but the thyristor still remains "on" due to the additional power supplied by the contacts. In effect, the thyristor latches itself in an "on" state after the trigger current has been removed. This makes the IRKH136/04 an efficient and reliable choice for power control applications.

Safety Considerations

Due to the large amounts of current that pass through the IRKH136/04, extreme caution should be taken when handling and installing it. All applicable safety regulations and procedures should be strictly followed. Electrical shocks should be avoided and appropriate insulation should be provided to protect personnel and system components. Additionally, a qualified electrician should always be consulted whenever possible.

Conclusion

The IRKH136/04 module is a standard thyristor module that is used for power control applications. It has a blocking voltage of 1200 volts and a conduction current of 16 amps, and is available in a variety of packages. It is used for applications such as power supplies, motor control and lighting, as well as motor speed control applications. The thyristor works using a latching process, in which the trigger current is removed but the thyristor will still remain “on”. When handling and installing the IRKH136/04, extreme caution should be taken and all applicable safety regulations and procedures should be followed.

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