Z0103NN,135 Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Thyristors are electrical semiconductor devices that are used to control current. The term “thyristor” is derived from the Greek words “thura” (gate) and “istor” (turn on). A TRIAC is a type of thyristor. A TRIAC is a bidirectional, three-terminal, AC switching device that is used in a variety of applications. The Z0103NN,135 is a TRIAC.

The Z0103NN,135 is a two-terminal device that controls the direction of the current by controlling the gate voltage. It is designed for use in applications such as heating, lighting, and motor control. It is capable of handling currents up to 15A and voltages up to 80VAC. It features a low voltage drop and low gate trigger current.

The working principle of the Z0103NN,135 is the same as other thyristors. It is triggered by a signal applied to its gate terminal. When the gate signal is applied, the current begins to flow in the forward direction. The current will continue to flow until the signal is removed or it reaches a threshold voltage. The current will then flow in the reverse direction and continue until the gate signal is again applied. The device can be used to switch AC or DC power.

The Z0103NN,135 is designed for applications that require high switching speed, such as motor control and inrush current limitation. It is also used in high-power applications such as heating and lighting control. It is a reliable, cost-effective solution for a variety of AC-powered systems.

In conclusion, the Z0103NN,135 is a two-terminal thyristor device that is used to control and switch AC or DC-powered systems. It features a low voltage drop, low gate trigger current, and high switching speed. It is used in applications such as motor control, heating and lighting control, and inrush current limitation.

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