ND171N14KHPSA1

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The ND171N14KHPSA1 is a diode-rectifier manufactured by Noryl and is part of the Rectifier Single family of modules. It is used to control the current in a circuit. It is a four-pin silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR) designed for use with AC and DC power. It features an average on-state current of 1.4A and maximum reverse voltage of 1400V. It is designed to operate in high-temperature, medium-frequency applications. The device also features an integrated over-voltage protection circuit, allowing it to be used in high risk environments.The ND171N14KHPSA1 is typically used in AC and DC power control circuits. It can be used to provide power from sources such as AC and DC power supplies, to control current in the circuit. It can also be used to control and stabilize the output of solar panels, in addition to controlling the current in devices such as AC and DC motors, LED lights and digital displays. When used in AC and DC power control circuits, it controls the current, which then controls the voltage.The silicon-controlled rectifier diode includes two junctions, an anode and a cathode. When the anode is positive with respect to the cathode, the diode can be forward biased and therefore allow current to flow. The current continuously increases until it reaches the device’s set threshold, at which point it stops allowing current to flow. When the anode becomes negative with respect to the cathode, the diode is reverse biased, preventing current from flowing. This device can control the voltage by controlling the amount of current passing through it.The diode is typically connected to the circuit in series to control the current and voltage. When the anode is positive with respect to the cathode, current will flow through the diode and the circuit, allowing the desired voltage to be applied. When the anode becomes negative with respect to the cathode, the diode will become reverse biased, preventing the current from flowing, and thus, controlling the voltage.The device’s maximum average on-state current of 1.4A means it can handle high-power applications. The built-in over-voltage protection means it can be used in high-risk circuits without much risk of damaging the device.The ND171N14KHPSA1 can be used in a variety of applications, including AC and DC power control, solar panel current control, LED lighting and digital display control, and AC and DC motor speed control. The device is suitable for use in medium-frequency applications and in circuits with high-power requirements. It can be used with confidence knowing that the integrated over-voltage protection circuit provides additional safety.

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