MMO36-16IO1

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Thyristors are a family of semiconductor devices that were developed in the late 1950s. A thyristor is an electronic switch, able to conduct current in only one direction after becoming triggered by a small current to the gate terminal. Thyristors are typically used in power and energy control of motors, lighting, rectification, welding and traction systems.

SCRs (Silicon Controlled Rectifiers) belong to the class of thyristors, and have been developed in the late 1960s. SCR’s are a three-terminal electron device, having only one gate terminal for triggering. They are typically used for controlling large currents and voltages, controlling rectification and phase-controlled rectifiers, AC phase control circuits and for driving motors.

MMO36-16IO1 modules are specific to direct current applications and control systems. These modules have a metal-oxide semiconductor (MOS) thyristor paired with a standard SCR. This combination offers the advantages of both devices; the voltage control of the MOS device and the current control of the SCR. The combination of these two devices provides superior performance and efficiency, as well as high isolation of the two sides of the device.

MMO36-16IO1 modules also use a MOSDriver discrete integrated driver IC, allowing them to switch large currents, such as motor drives, with higher efficiency and less power loss than standard SCRs. The modules can be triggered by a range of DC and AC signals, making them very versatile. They also feature thermal protection and current control, allowing them to be used safely even in harsh environments.

The working principle of MMO36-16IO1 modules is pretty straightforward. When the module is activated, the thyristor side starts conducting, enabling current to flow from the anode to the cathode. The SCR side follows suit, allowing for high current to flow. Both sides are triggered simultaneously, so current and voltage are brought to the device at the same time. The driver IC will then switch off the current once the current draw reaches a specified level.

MMO36-16IO1 modules are typically used in direct current applications and control systems, such as motor drives, lighting systems, UPS systems, solar panel control, battery management, and AC/DC converters. Their combination of current and voltage control, along with the versatility of the driver IC make them ideal for these applications. Plus, the thermal protection and current control also make them a safe and reliable solution.

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