Changes in a92a557: triac

				Tech-dat/acturator-dat/TRIAC-dat/TRIAC-dat.md
			
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           - compare to - [[SSR-relay-dat]]

          +# TRIAC Comparison Table

          +

          +| Feature                     | BT136                  | BTA12                  | BTA16                  | BT138                  |

          +|-----------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|------------------------|

          +| **Maximum Voltage (V)**     | 600V                  | 600V                  | 600V                  | 600V                  |

          +| **Maximum Current (A)**     | 4A                    | 12A                   | 16A                   | 12A                   |

          +| **Gate Trigger Current (Igt)** | 5mA                  | 35mA                  | 35mA                  | 10mA                  |

          +| **Holding Current (Ih)**    | 2mA                   | 25mA                  | 25mA                  | 15mA                  |

          +| **Thermal Resistance (Rth)**| 75°C/W                | 60°C/W                | 60°C/W                | 75°C/W                |

          +| **Package Type**            | TO-220                | TO-220                | TO-220                | TO-220                |

          +| **Applications**            | General-purpose AC switching | Light dimmers, motor controls | High-power AC switching | General-purpose AC switching |

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           ## TRIAC

           A TRIAC is a bidirectional, three-electrode AC switch that allows electrons to flow in either direction. 

           It is the equivalent of two SCRs connected in a reverse-parallel arrangement with gates connected to each other. A TRIAC is triggered into conduction in both directions by a gate signal like that of an SCR.

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4	4	- compare to - [[SSR-relay-dat]]
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	7	+# TRIAC Comparison Table
	8	+
	9	+\| Feature \| BT136 \| BTA12 \| BTA16 \| BT138 \|
	10	+\|-----------------------------\|------------------------\|------------------------\|------------------------\|------------------------\|
	11	+\| Maximum Voltage (V) \| 600V \| 600V \| 600V \| 600V \|
	12	+\| Maximum Current (A) \| 4A \| 12A \| 16A \| 12A \|
	13	+\| Gate Trigger Current (Igt) \| 5mA \| 35mA \| 35mA \| 10mA \|
	14	+\| Holding Current (Ih) \| 2mA \| 25mA \| 25mA \| 15mA \|
	15	+\| Thermal Resistance (Rth)\| 75°C/W \| 60°C/W \| 60°C/W \| 75°C/W \|
	16	+\| Package Type \| TO-220 \| TO-220 \| TO-220 \| TO-220 \|
	17	+\| Applications \| General-purpose AC switching \| Light dimmers, motor controls \| High-power AC switching \| General-purpose AC switching \|
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7	21	## TRIAC
8	22	A TRIAC is a bidirectional, three-electrode AC switch that allows electrons to flow in either direction.
9	23	It is the equivalent of two SCRs connected in a reverse-parallel arrangement with gates connected to each other. A TRIAC is triggered into conduction in both directions by a gate signal like that of an SCR.