TISP4180F3LM

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Thyristors, or silicon controlled rectifiers (SCR) are a family of semiconductor components that can be used in a variety of electronic applications. Thyristors are commonly used in circuits that require the rapid switching of power, such as One Shot timer triggers, high-voltage circuit breakers, frequency converters, solid-state relays, and lighting control. TISP4180F3LM thyristors are among the most commonly used thyristors in modern applications.

The TISP4180F3LM thyristor is a three-terminal device that is triggered by the application of a voltage to its control terminal. It can be used as a high-power switch, allowing the current being conducted to be rapidly switched with very low on-state voltage. The device can be used for a wide variety of applications such as circuit breakers, softstart applications, or as a DC motor speed control.

TISP4180F3LM thyristors are typically manufactured from silicon and constructed in a three-terminal flat configuration designed for easy mounting on printed wiring boards. The device has a maximum voltage rating of 4180V and a maximum current rating of 500A. It also offers excellent dynamic characteristics, with a turn-off delay time of less than 50ns and a turn-on time of less than 5µs.

The TISP4180F3LM thyristor typically has three terminals, designated as Anode (A), Cathode (K), and Gate (G). When the gate voltage is applied, the thyristor is turned on, allowing current to travel from the anode to the cathode. When the gate voltage is removed, the thyristor is turned off, blocking current flow. TISP4180F3LM thyristors can be used in a variety of applications due to their fast response time and high-current rating.

The typical working characteristic of a TISP4180F3LM thyristor appears as a V–I curve. This termed the \'normal forward-transfer characteristics\'. At low voltages, the device is off and the current travel is zero. As the voltage is increased, the device eventually turns on at a certain voltage, known as the \'turn-on voltage\' or \'holding voltage\'. Once the device is turned on, the current rises rapidly and then levels off. At higher voltages, the device may experience electrical breakdown, in which case the current will jump dramatically. At the very highest voltages, avalanche breakdown occurs, leading to a further increase in current.

TISP4180F3LM thyristors are used in a wide variety of applications, from high-voltage circuit breakers to lighting control. They provide a cost-effective solution to high-power switching applications and can be used in a variety of applications due to their fast response time and high-current rating. These components are highly reliable and trustworthy, making them a preferred choice for many electronic designs.

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