SIDAC

Function:

SIDAC is a semiconductor component that has bidirectional triggering characteristics and can quickly switch from a non-conducting state to a conducting state under a specific high voltage. Such elements are often used to create high-energy pulses, for example in electronic ignition systems or high-voltage generators. SIDAC has a wide trigger voltage range, which can reach 90V to 330V, and after it is turned on, its on-state voltage is very low, only about 1.5V, which allows it to pass large currents in an instant, thereby generating the required high-voltage pulses.

High-class

  1. High trigger voltage range: SIDAC components have a high trigger voltage range of 90V to 330V, making them suitable for various high-voltage application scenarios.
  2. Negative resistance characteristics: The on-state voltage is as low as about 1.5V, allowing SIDAC to provide large current in an instant, making it suitable for high-energy pulse applications.
  3. Bidirectional trigger function: The non-polar design enables SIDAC to withstand surge currents up to 20A in one cycle, making it suitable for situations requiring high-energy pulses.

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