NCR100W-12LX

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Thyristors are special semiconductor devices that switch between conducting and non-conducting states according to the input voltage level. These devices are commonly used in motor control, switching and power conversion applications.

Among the thyristors available in the market, SCRs, or Silicon Controlled Rectifiers, are one the most reliable and efficient type. A SCR is a Unidirectional device, meaning it can only conduct in a single direction.

The NCR100W-12LX is a SCR with a rated current of 120A and a maximum surge current of 600A. It is ideal for circuit protection, motor control and over-current protection applications. The device can be used in both AC and DC circuits.

The working principle of the NCR100W-12LX is relatively simple. When a positive voltage is applied on the Anode (A) of the SCR, the minority carrier within the device is swept out of the Device. This is known as turn-on and requires a minimum amount of current.

Once turned on, the device becomes conducting and current flows from the Anode (A) to the Cathode (C). The device is turned off only when the current level decreases to a certain value.

The NCR100W-12LX SCR is mainly used in the following applications:

• Over-current Protection
• Motor Control/Speed Control
• Circuit Protection
• AC/DC Power Circuits
• Input/Output Protection
• Switching Circuits

The NCR100W-12LX is an excellent choice for applications that require reliable and efficient protection. Due to its unmatched durability, the device is widely used in demanding industrial environments.

The NCR100W-12LX is a powerful and reliable SCR, allowing for efficient and accurate control of electric motors and high-power circuits. Due to its exceptional performance, the device is widely used in a multitude of industrial applications, from power distribution and conversion systems, to motor control and switching applications.

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