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BIDIRECTIONAL TRIODE THYRISTORS
. . . designed primarily for full-wave ac control applications, such as
light dimmers, motor controls, heating controls and power supplies;
or wherever full-wave silicon gate controlled solid-state devices are
needed. Triac type thyristors switch from ablocking to aconducting
state for either polarity of applied anode voltage with positive or
negative gate triggering.
.Blocking Voltage to 800 Volts ~..:!
.Ail Diffused and Gla~ Passivated Junctions for Greater Parameter ,* ~+$
Uniformity and Stability .,:$ .~.
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*Small, Rugged, Thermowatt Construction for Low Thermal l+? ~~
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.Gate Triggering Guaranteed in Two Modes (2 N6342A, 2N~34~,
2N6344A, 2N6345A) or Four Modes (2 N6346A, ~~$~~~?
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●.8 Ampere Devices Available as 2N6342 thru 2~34@*
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2. MT2
3. GATE
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*Peak Gate Power (Tc: -..
●Average Gate Power (Tc =+80°C, t=8,3 ms) PG(AV) 0.5
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‘Peak Gate Voltage VGM *IO
‘Operating Junction Temperature Range TJ -40to+llo
‘Storage Temperature Range Tstg -40 to +150
-HERMAL CHARACTERISTIC
Characteristic ISymbol Max Unit
‘Thermal Resistance, Junction to Case Rej~ 2.0 Ocm 1CASE 221A-02
TO-220Aa
~lndicatesJEDEC Registered Data. I
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ELECTRICAL CHARACTER ISTICS (Tc =250 and either polarity of MT2 to MTI voltage, unless otherwise noted.)
Characteristic Symbol Min Typ Max Unit
*Peak Off-State Current IDRM 2.0 mA
VD =Rated VDRM,TJ =110°C, Gate Open
*Peak On-State Voltage VTM 1.3 1.75 volts
ITM =17 APeak; Pulse Width =1.0 to 2.0 ms, Dutv Cycle S2.0 %*,\
Gate Trigger Current, Continuous dc *’S,,
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VD=12Vdc, RL=1000hms ‘.r.:.l
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Minimum Gate Pulse Width =2.0 ES $,,
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MT2 (+), G(+) All Tvpes —6.0 50 ,~~y<’~$?;”’%
MT2 (+), G(-) 2N6346A thru 2N6~9A 6.0 ~~> Q:: :i&
MT2 (-), G(-I All Tvpes 10 .qa,d
MT2 (-), G(t) 2N6346A thru 2N6349A 25 ,t:n,zp=,f’
*MT2 (+), G(t); MT2 (-), G(-) TC =-400C All Types ——. ‘~)!~~a
*MT2 (+), G(-); MT2 [-), G(t) Tc =-40°C 2N6346A thru 2N6349A ?{;;.
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*Peak Gate Trigger Voltage VGT ~h.“,1.Ii!,p, volts
VD= 12 Vdc, RL= 100ohms ,,>:*w,.
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Minimum Gate Pulse Width =2.0 ps ‘~’$,k~\<.kT’
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MT2 (+), G(+) All Types —‘‘:;Y:6.9 2.0
MT2 (+), G(-) 2N6346A thru 2N6349A .,,
_}!* ‘:5,, 0.9 2.5
MT2 (-1, G(-) All Types *l’\.*,
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,fs,=$.S3 1.1 2.0
MT2 (-), G(+) 2N6346A thru 2N6349A \,y .z3.
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●MT2 (+), G(+); MT2 (-), G(-) Tc =-40°C All Tvpes ,.*
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*MT2 (+], G(-); MT2 (-), G(+) Tc =-40°C 2N6346A thru 2N6349A ..’,,:
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VD =Rated VDRM, RL =10k ohms, TJ =lOO°C ..1,.
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*MT2 {t), G(+); MT2 (-), G(-) All Types ,,,$.$!..,,.,,
.$’\. 0.2 —
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*MT2 (+), G(-); MT2 (-), G(+) 2N6346A thru 2N6349A
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Holding Current
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VD= 12 Vdc, Gate Open Tc =25°C<&:@ —6.0 40
IT= 200 mA *TG@ -4@C 75
*Turn-On Time ,.!$.”..,+*
.::$”~ tgt —1.5
+!{,*. .Y 2.0 ps
VD =Rated VDRM, ITM =17A ‘$!!
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IGT =120 mA, RiseTime =0.1 ps, ,.
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Pulse Width =2.0 #s ~.,.i,.i.....
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Critical Rate of Rise of Commutation Voltage ,X,,,~$~~,&~’ dvldt (c) –5.0 Vlps
VD =Rated VDRM, ITM =17A, Commu~~~~
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FIGURE 3- TYPICAL GATE TRIGGER VOLTAGE FIGURE 4–TYPICAL GATE TRIGGER CURRENT
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