MCR16NG

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Thyristors are semiconductor devices with three or four layers used to control current flow in electric circuits. They are used in a wide variety of applications, from switched-mode power supplies to industrial controllers. The type of thyristor used most commonly is the Silicon Control Rectifier, or SCR. These SCRs are particularly popular for their versatility in current-control applications. The MCR16NG is a modern version of the SCR that provides superior performance for applications such as motor control, adjustable power, and dimmer control.

The MCR16NG is an SCR-based solution with an insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) structure. Unlike traditional SCRs, which only conduct one direction of current (positively or negatively), the MCR16NG is able to conduct current in both directions. This makes it very handy in situations where reversing the current flow is necessary, such as motor control and power switching. In addition, the MCR16NG has a built-in protection circuit that prevents excessive current buildup in the device.

The construction of the MCR16NG is similar to that of an SCR, but with a few key differences. First, the device has three gates instead of the typical two. These gates are the gate, cathode and anode, making the device a three-phase device. The additional gate allows for greater control of the current, as the device can be switched on and off in any combination of positive and negative current. The other key difference is that the device is built on an insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) structure, which provides better performance and efficiency compared to traditional SCRs.

The main function of the MCR16NG is to act as a switch and control the flow of current. When it is off, the device will block any current that flows through it, and when it is on, it will allow current to pass. The device is controlled by two inputs, known as the gate and anode. The gate inputs act as a switch, controlling the flow of current, while the anode inputs determine the voltage level that the device will reach when the gate is turned on. This voltage level can be set by adjusting the anode voltage, allowing for precise control of the current.

The MCR16NG is a versatile SCR, offering superior performance and efficiency compared to traditional SCRs. In addition, the device is able to handle high peak currents and withstand high temperatures. This makes it ideal for applications such as motor control, adjustable power, and dimmer control. Thanks to its three-phase design, the MCR16NG can also be used in applications where current needs to be switched quickly and efficiently, such as power switching and solenoid control.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference