MAC97A8RLRM

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Thyristors - TRIACs include various devices that use the power of semiconductor materials to control electric current. A TRIAC (Triode fot Alternating Current), also known as a Thyristor is a type of power electronic device that is used to control and regulate AC power to a device and ensure uniform current flow. One of the most common and popular types of TRIACs is the MAC97A8RLRM.

The main features of the MAC97A8RLRM include 800V blocking voltage, 2A and 8A continuous current, a maximum gate trigger current of 0.2mA, and a reverse gate current of 1mA. This device is designed for low power switching applications, such as controlling AC current in appliances such as televisions, washing machines, and AC/DC converters. It has been designed to be highly reliable and have a long operational life.

The working principle of the MAC97A8RLRM is fairly straightforward. The device is gated with a low voltage trigger pulse and the gate current is provided through an external resistor in the trigger circuit. When the voltage is above the rated turn on voltage, the gate current turns on the TRIAC and the current flows through both the main and gate terminals. As the voltage is reduced, the current also decreases and when it reaches a certain level, the TRIAC will turn off.

In conclusion, the MAC97A8RLRM is a popular type of TRIAC that is used for low power switching applications. It is designed to be highly reliable and has a long operational life. Its working principle is relatively straightforward and it is gated with a low voltage trigger pulse. It is an ideal device for controlling AC power and ensuring uniform current flow to a device.

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