
4-quadrant sensitive triac for motor control & appliances. 600V, 4A, TO-252 package, MCU direct drive. Surface mount component.
The STMicroelectronics Triac is a versatile 4-quadrant sensitive gate component, engineered for reliable performance in general-purpose applications that demand robust surge current capability. Its design allows for direct drive from microcontrollers (MCUs), simplifying circuit design and integration. This triac is an excellent choice for controlling inductive and resistive loads in various domestic and industrial settings.
Constructed in a compact TO-252 (DPAK) surface-mount package, it offers a space-efficient solution for modern PCB designs. With a peak repetitive off-state voltage of 600V and an on-state RMS current rating of 4A, it provides a solid foundation for building durable power control circuits. Its low gate trigger voltage requirement of a maximum 1.3V ensures compatibility with low-voltage logic signals.
Key Applications
This triac is particularly well-suited for:
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