T2535-800G

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Thyristors - TRIACs

The T2535-800G is a common type of Thyristor used in motor control applications. The device is a type of TRIAC (Triode for Alternate Current), so it can control both AC (alternating current) and DC (direct current) power circuits. It is able to control power up to 800 volts and up to 25 amps, making it ideal for applications that require precise control of power levels.

A TRIAC operates using four basic components. These include a triggering or control terminal, a gate terminal, a main terminal, and a main anode terminal. The control terminal is used to switch the TRIAC on and off manually or electronically, while the gate acts as the control voltage required to switch the TRIAC on and off. The main terminal is the power input to the TRIAC, while the main anode terminal is the power output.

The T2535-800G is typically used in applications that require precise control of power levels, such as motor control, HVAC systems, and industrial process control. In all of these applications, the T2535-800G is used to control the flow of current through a power circuit, allowing for precise and efficient power regulation. The TRIAC can also be used in variable speed drive applications, where it can be used to control the speed of an electric motor.

The way in which the T2535-800G operates is fairly straightforward. When DC power is applied to the control terminal, a voltage will be applied to the gate terminal. This voltage will be used to turn the TRIAC on, allowing current to flow through the main terminal and the main anode terminal. As the voltage across the gate terminal increases, the TRIAC will switch on more quickly, allowing more current to flow through the circuit. Once the voltage across the gate terminal reaches a certain level, the TRIAC will turn off, stopping the flow of current through the power circuit.

When the TRIAC is used in an AC application, the operating principle is slightly different. When an AC voltage is applied to the main terminals of the TRIAC, the current will flow through the circuit in a half-wave cycle, meaning that the current will only flow in one direction through the power circuit. When the AC voltage reverses its direction, the TRIAC will switch off, stopping the current from flowing through the power circuit.

The T2535-800G is a versatile electronic component, and is typically used in many different types of power circuits. As a result, it has become a popular choice for many motor control and process control applications, as well as other applications that require precise control of power levels. As with all electronic devices, proper installation and maintenance of the TRIAC is essential for ensuring safe, efficient operation.

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