STMicroelectronics TYN412 SCRs Thyristors

Features and applications of STMicroelectronics TYN412 SCRs Thyristors

STMicroelectronics' TYN412 is a Silicon-Controlled Rectifier (SCR) thyristor with a sensitive gate that offers high power solid-state switching for a variety of applications. Its major characteristics make it efficient and affordable, including a high current capability of up to 12A RMS, low holding voltage of 1.5V, and low on-state resistance of 1.25V. This article introduce its features and applications.

Applications

  • Factory automation & control
  • Lighting
Associated Products

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TYN412RGThyristor SCR 400V 125A 3-Pin(3+Tab) TO-220AB Tube41950RFQ
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STMicroelectronics' TYN412 is a Silicon-Controlled Rectifier (SCR) thyristor with a sensitive gate that offers high power solid-state switching for a variety of applications. Its major characteristics make it efficient and affordable, including a high current capability of up to 12A RMS, low holding voltage of 1.5V, and low on-state resistance of 1.25V.

In order to interface with digital circuits and microcontrollers, the device has a sensitive gate triggering system that enables it to be operated with as little as 200A. The TYN412 can operate reliably in challenging conditions because to a strong surge capability of up to 120A peak. For safe use in high-voltage applications, it is contained in a TO-220 insulated package that offers electrical isolation up to 2500V.

Many industrial applications that call for solid-state switching of high-power loads frequently use the TYN412 SCR thyristor. These applications could involve industrial automation, power supplies, switch-mode power supplies, motor control, lighting control, heating control, and illumination.

The STMicroelectronics TYN412 SCR thyristor is an appealing solution for a variety of applications because it offers durable and dependable solid-state switching performance in a small, affordable design.

 

Features

 

High current capability: The TYN412 is appropriate for high-current applications due to its maximum RMS on-state current of 12A.

Sensitive gate triggering: The SCR is easily interfaced with digital circuits and microcontrollers since it may be triggered with a gate current as low as 200 A.

Low on-state and holding voltages: The TYN412 offers low on-state and holding voltages of 1.25V and 1.5V, respectively, which reduce power loss and increase efficiency.

High surge capability: The TYN412 is appropriate for usage in demanding and loud environments thanks to its high surge capability of 120A peak.

Electrical isolation up to 2500V is provided by the TO-220 insulated packaging that the SCR is housed in.

The TYN412 complies with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive, guaranteeing that no hazardous materials are present.

These characteristics make the TYN412 a well-liked option for a variety of solid-state switching applications, including motor control, lighting control, heating control, and many more.

 

Applications

 

  • Motor control

  • Power supplies

  • Lighting control

  • Heating control

  • Industrial automation

  • Switch-mode power supplies

Overall, the TYN412 SCR thyristor from STMicroelectronics is a reliable and cost-effective solution for solid-state switching applications that require high current, low power dissipation, and efficient operation. Its versatility and ease of use make it a popular choice for designers across many industries.


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Frequently Asked Questions

How does a thyristor differ from other types of power equipment?

The gate terminal of a semiconductor device known as a thyristor can be used to apply a control signal to turn it on and off. Thyristors have a special latching property that enables them to stay in the on-state even after the gate signal is removed, unlike other power devices like MOSFETs and IGBTs.

What is the TYN412 SCR thyristors' maximum voltage rating?

The TYN412 is appropriate for use in high-voltage applications because to its maximum voltage rating of 600V.

What is the best heat sink to use with TYN412 SCR thyristors?

Depending on the working circumstances, such as the maximum current, maximum junction temperature, and thermal resistance of the package, the proper heat sink will be determined. STMicroelectronics offers thermal models and recommendations to help with choosing the right heat sink.