The BTA16-600b is a 16A, 600V triac that is commonly use in general purpose mains power AC switching applications. TRIAC BTA16 can use as an ON/OFF function in applications such as static relays, heating regulation, or induction motor starting circuits. It is also recommended for phase control operations in light dimmers and appliance motors speed controllers.
The BTA16 is a versatile and reliable triac that can use in a wide range of applications. This TRIAC BTA16 is a good choice for any application where you need to control a mains power AC load.
This BTA16 is a 16A, 600V triac. This means that it can withstand a peak voltage of 600V and an RMS current of 16A. The gate trigger voltage of the BTA16 is 1.5V. This means that a gate voltage of at least 1.5V is required to trigger the triac.
The BTA16 also has a non-repetitive surge current rating of 170A. This means that the triac can withstand a peak current of 170A for a short period of time without being damaged.
The triac can also turn on by applying a negative voltage to the Gate terminal. However, this is not as common as using a positive voltage.
The BTA16 is a triac, which is a type of semiconductor device that can use to control AC current. A triac has three terminals: MT1, MT2, and Gate.
The BTA16 is normally in the off-state. When a positive voltage is applied to the Gate terminal, the triac turns on and allows current to flow between MT1 and MT2. The triac will stay turned on as long as there is current flowing through it.
Features : –
The BTA16 is a triac, which is a type of semiconductor device that can use to control AC current. BTA16 is a 16A, 600V triac that is commonly use in general purpose mains power AC switching applications. BTA16 can use as an ON/OFF function in applications such as static relays, heating regulation, or induction motor starting circuits. It is also recommended for phase control operations in light dimmers and appliance motors speed controllers. The BTA16 is a triac that has a number of benefits, including:
High current and voltage ratings
Low gate trigger current
Good noise immunity
Snubberless design for high commutation performance
Wide temperature range (-40 to 125°C)
BTA16-600B TRIAC Specifications : –
The BTA16 has a snubberless design, which means that it can commutate quickly and efficiently. This makes it suitable for use in applications where high switching speeds are require. The BTA16 is relatively immune to noise, making it suitable for use in noisy environments. The BTA16 is a triac that has a number of specifications, including:
Maximum Voltage: The maximum voltage that the triac can withstand is 600V.
Maximum Current: The maximum current that the triac can withstand is 16A.
Gate Trigger Voltage: The minimum voltage that is required to trigger the triac is 1.5V.
Gate Trigger Current: The maximum gate trigger current is 50mA.
Holding Current: The minimum current that is required to keep the triac turned on is 10mA.
Non-Repetitive Surge Current: The maximum peak current that the triac can withstand for a short period of time is 170A.
Temperature Range: The BTA16 can operate in a temperature range of -40 to 125°C.
Package: The BTA16 is available in a TO-220AB package.
BTA16-600B TRIAC Pin Descriptions : –
The BTA16 can trigger by applying a positive or negative voltage to the Gate terminal. The gate trigger voltage is typically around 1.5V. The pinout of the BTA16 is as follows:
MT1: Main Terminal 1
MT2: Main Terminal 2
Gate: Gate
BTA16-600B TRIAC Applications : –
The BTA16 is available in a TO-220AB package, which makes it easy to mount on a printed circuit board. It is a cost-effective solution for a wide range of mains power AC switching applications. Here are some of the typical applications of the BTA16:
Light dimmers
Appliance motors speed controllers
Static relays
Heating regulation
Induction motor starting circuits
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