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Thyristors - DIACs, SIDACs, is an important application field in the K1200S1URP. They are used for electronic switching and controlling. In order for these to be used effectively, an understanding of their working principle is necessary. This article will provide a brief overview of the working principle of these devices as well as the applications they are used for in the K1200S1URP.

DIACs or DIfferential-Agnostic Compound semiconductors are bidirectional triode semiconductor devices. They are used to switch current in one direction and prevent it from passing in the reverse direction. They have two regions of operation characterized by different voltage levels and transient current levels. DIACs are most commonly used for triggering, controlling and regulating the turn-on and off times of different circuits in the K1200S1URP systems.

SIDACs or Static Inductive Amplifying Compound semiconductors are bidirectional, two-terminal solid-state switching devices. They are used for electrical current control, particularly for automotive electronic control systems. They are characterized by two voltage levels, a high level that allows the current to flow freely, and a low level that terminates the current flow at the predetermined point. SIDACs are mainly used for switching and sequencing related applications in the K1200S1URP.

In their application fields, the K1200S1URP DIACs and SIDACs have different working principles. A DIAC’s basic operating principle is to maintain a steady current until the trigger voltage exceeds a certain level. This trigger voltage is usually determined by the type of gate that is used. Once the trigger voltage is reached, the DIAC acts like a switch and turns on the current. This allows voltage and current to flow freely in the circuit.

On the other hand, how a SIDAC functions is determined mainly by the voltage applied to its two terminals. When a low voltage is applied to its terminals, the SIDAC conducts current. As the voltage increases, the current is terminated at a predetermined point. This phenomenon allows it to function as an efficient current controller in the K1200S1URP.

To conclude, DIACs and SIDACs are an important application field of the K1200S1URP. Their working principles are essential for proper electronic switching and controlling. DIACs maintain a steady current until a certain voltage level is reached, while SIDACs control current flow depending on the applied voltage to its terminals. These devices are mainly used for triggering, sequencing and controlling circuits in the K1200S1URP.

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