K2200EH70RP2

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Thyristors are a type of semiconductor device that can be used in a wide variety of applications requiring the control of high-power circuits and devices. While usually used for the control of high-power circuits such as electric motors, heating elements, and lights, thyristors are also capable of being used in low-power and even micro-power applications. One such low-power thyristor is the K2200EH70RP2. In this article, I will discuss the application field and working principle of the K2200EH70RP2.

The K2200EH70RP2 is a low-power, gate-controlled thyristor or SCR (silicon-controlled rectifier). This thyristor is designed for applications that require higher accuracy with a fast response and a lower power. It is rated for 600V, 2A and can handle 4A peak power. It is a complementary device, which means it consists of a pair of thyristors, one P-type and one N-type, that act in inverse to one another.

The K2200EH70RP2 has a variety of applications, including motor control, ultraviolet lamp control, power supply control and switching, automotive electronics and other consumer electronics applications. It is widely used in a variety of consumer and commercial products, such as light dimmers, power regulators, and battery chargers. In addition, it is widely used in industrial equipment, including robotic arms, production line machines, and traffic lights.

The K2200EH70RP2 provides a low-level trigger, with an on-state resistance of less than 150 mΩ, and a turn-on time of less than 1 μs. It has an over-load, over-current and over-temperature protection feature for safety and is also RoHS compliant. The thyristor is available in a TO-220 package.

The working principle of the K2200EH70RP2 can be explained as follows: When a positive gate pulse is applied to the Gate pin, it turns on the device. This sets current in the Gate circuit, creating a positive potential through the Thyristor and allowing current to flow through the Anode-Cathode circuit. This current flow can be controlled by adjusting the Gate pulse voltage, which alters the on-state voltage drop of the device. When the Gate pulse is removed, the device turns off and the current flow is also cut off.

In conclusion, the K2200EH70RP2 is a low-power gate-controlled thyristor that is used in a variety of applications. It has a low on-state resistance and a fast response time, and can be used in a range of industrial and consumer electronics applications. It is highly reliable and is RoHS compliant.

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