TMA206S-L

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Thyristors - TRIACs

A TRIAC is a three-terminal, bidirectional, four-layer semiconductor device that combines two thyristors in inverse parallel connection. The TRIAC is also called a bidirectional thyristor which is a series of three connected p-n-p-n segments that have the capability to conduct current in either of the direction. It can therefore be used to control AC current, such as in dimmers, switching regulators, and temperature controllers.

One of the advantages of the TRIAC is its ability to be turned on or off at any point in the AC cycle, allowing users to control the power delivered to a load. This can be done with a single control signal and is called “phase control”. This is most popularly seen in light dimmers because of the convenience to control the amount of light in a room through a single switch.

The TMA206S-L is a TRIAC that is commonly used in a variety of applications such as appliances and industrial automation. This specific device is designed for AC switches and temperature controllers and is extremely reliable in all operating conditions. It utilizes both polarities of the AC waveform to trigger on and off and can also be used to control circuit switching.

The TMA206S-L has a maximum wattage of 600 W and can be used in circuits rated for up to 250 V. It has a maximum on-state current of 2 A, a gate trigger rating of 2.5 V, and a maximum gate current of 5 mA, making it safe to be used in most applications.

The TMA206S-L has four main operating modes. The first is “On” mode and is achieved when the gate current is below 10mA. The second is “Off” mode and is achieved when the gate current is above 10mA. The third is “Trigger” mode and is achieved when the gate voltage is between 2.5V and 6V. The fourth and final mode is “Hold” mode and is achieved when the gate voltage is between 6V and 15V.

The working principle of the TMA206S-L is relatively straightforward. When the AC line voltage is higher than the gate voltage, the TMA206S-L will turn on. As the AC voltage drops below the gate voltage, the TMA206S-L will turn off. The on and off times will vary depending on the magnitude of the gate current and voltage.

In conclusion, the TMA206S-L is an incredibly versatile TRIAC device that can be used in a wide variety of applications. Its ease of use and reliable performance make it an ideal solution for many industrial and consumer needs.

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