TISP4070J3BJR-S

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The TISP4070J3BJR-S belongs to a class of power semiconductor devices known as Thyristors. A Thyristor is a type of transistor that is switchable from ON to OFF and back again by a small amount of current. The TISP4070J3BJR-S is an N-channel, three-phase, high current SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) Thyristor. It is well suited for use in high frequency, high current rectification circuits.

The TISP4070J3BJR-S is capable of providing a high current rectification capacity of 40A on each of its three output phases. This makes it well suited for applications where energy conversion or power conditioning is needed in order to regulate the flow of current or to ensure power quality. Common applications of the TISP4070J3BJR-S include AC motor speed control, voltage regulation, power conversion, and lighting control.

The TISP4070J3BJR-S works by providing a controlled switching action of current when triggered by a small amount of current. When a short current pulse is received by the gate of the device, current can flow through the SCR. When the current is no longer needed, the gate can be deactivated, cutting off the flow of current. This process allows the device to be used as a switch in high frequency, high power rectification circuits. The device is also rated to switch off rapidly, making it ideal for applications that need fast switching.

The TISP4070J3BJR-S is also capable of blocking a significant voltage range, which makes it suitable for use in high voltage rectification circuits. This device can be used in both forward and reverse polarity circuits and is capable of operating over a wide operating temperature range.

The TISP4070J3BJR-S is a robust, reliable, and efficient device that is well suited for applications where power quality, speed, and efficiency are of key importance. The device offers excellent performance combined with robust design, making it one of the most popular types of SCRs.

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