Q6012RH5

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Thyristors - TRIACs

A TRIAC, or Triode for Alternating Current, is an important type of thyristor which is widely used in the control of high power AC applications. The Q6012RH5 TRIAC is an excellent choice for controlling high power AC applications due to its low operating current and low on-state voltage drop.

Application field and working principleQ6012RH5 TRIAC

The Q6012RH5 TRIAC is an excellent choice for controlling medium to high power AC applications such as electric motors and home appliances, as well as in industrial processes such as welding and melting.

It has a maximum on-state voltage drop of 1.4V and a maximum on-state current of 600A. The device is capable of controlling AC currents up to 800A (RMS). It is capable of controlling AC waveforms up to 240V at frequencies up to 400Hz.

The Q6012RH5 TRIAC is a three-terminal device which functions as a bidirectional switch for controlling AC currents. When the gate of the TRIAC is driven with an appropriate control signal, the Thyristor will switch between the on and off states, depending on the polarity of the applied control signal. If a positive control signal is applied, the TRIAC switches to the on state, allowing a current to flow through the device from anode to cathode. If a negative control signal is applied, the TRIAC switches to the off state, blocking the current flow.

The Q6012RH5 TRIAC has a wide range of applications due to its ability to switch large amounts of current with a minimal on-state voltage drop. It is used in AC motor control, home appliances, industrial processes, and many other power control applications.

The Q6012RH5 TRIAC has a variety of advantages over other power control devices, such as its bidirectional nature, its low on-state voltage drop, and its high current capabilities. It is also easy to implement and configure in power control applications, making it a popular choice for controlling high power AC applications.

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