
STMICROELECTRONICS TMMDB3 DIAC, 32V trigger, MiniMELF, surface mount. Ideal for TRIAC circuits & ballasts.
The TMMDB3 from STMICROELECTRONICS is a reliable DIAC designed as a trigger diode with a fixed voltage reference, ideal for use in modern electronic circuits. This component operates with a breakover voltage range of 28V to 36V and can handle a maximum breakover current of 100µA, ensuring precise triggering performance in a variety of applications.
Its compact MiniMELF case style and surface mount design make it suitable for automated assembly and space-constrained layouts. The DIAC is commonly used in conjunction with TRIACs to simplify gate control circuits, providing efficient and stable switching. It also serves as a starting element in fluorescent lamp ballasts, contributing to reliable ignition and operation.
Key Features
This DIAC is a practical choice for engineers and hobbyists working on lighting controls and power management systems. Its robust construction and defined electrical characteristics ensure dependable performance in a range of electronic designs.
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