
STMICROELECTRONICS DB4 DIAC for TRIAC triggering. 35-45V breakover, 100µA current. For motor control, lighting & industrial circuits.
The STMICROELECTRONICS DB4 is a two-pin DIAC (Bidirectional Trigger Diode) designed to provide reliable and precise voltage triggering in a variety of electronic circuits. It functions as a fixed-voltage reference trigger diode, making it an essential component for controlling TRIACs and simplifying gate drive circuits.
With a low break-over current and a specified breakover voltage range, this DIAC ensures stable and consistent switching performance. Its primary role is to initiate conduction in TRIACs, which is crucial for AC power control applications, leading to more efficient and compact circuit designs.
Key Applications & Features
The DB4 DIAC is a fundamental component for designers and engineers looking to build efficient AC phase control, soft-start, or pulse generation circuits with a simple and cost-effective trigger solution.
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