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20 STERN AVE.

SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 U.S.A.

TELEPHONE: (973) 376-2922 (212)227-6005 FAX: (973) 376-8960

Triacs

Silicon Bidirectional Triode Thyristors

. . . designed primarily for industrial and consumer applications for full wave control of ac loads such as appliance controls, heater controls, motor controls, and other power switching applications.

• All Diffused and Glass-Passivated Junctions for Parameter Uniformity and Stability

• Small, Rugged, Thermowatt Construction for Low Thermal resistance and High Heat Dissipation

• Center Gate Geometry for Uniform Current Spreading

• Gate Triggering Guaranteed in Three Modes (MAC229 Series) or Four Modes (MAC229A Series)

MAXIMUM RATINGS (Tj = 25°C unless otherwise noted.)

MAC229 MAC229A

TRIACs 8 AMPERES RMS 200 thru 800 VOLTS

(TO-220AB)

Rating Peak Repetitive Off-State VoltageO)

(Tj = -40to 110°C

1/2 Sine ave 50 to 60 Hz, Gate Open)

MAC229-4, MAC229A4 MAC229-6, MAC229A6 MAC229-8, MAC229A8 MAC229-10, MAC229A10 On-State RMS Current (TQ = 80°C)

Full Cycle Sine Wave 50 to 60 Hz Peak Non-repetitive Surge Current

(One Full Cycle 60 Hz, Tj = 110°C) Circuit Fusing

(t = 8.3 ms)

Peak Gate Current (t « 2 u.s) Peak Gate Voltage (t « 2 u,s) Peak Gate Power (t ^ 2 us) Average Gate Power

(Tc = 80°C, t S 8.3 ms)

Operating Junction Temperature Range Storage Temperature Range

Mounting Torque

Symbol

VDRM

!T(RMS)

ITSM

|2t

'GM

V

GM PGM

PG(AV)

TJ

T

stg

Value

200 400 600 800 8

80

26

±2

±10 20 0.5

-40 to 110 -40 to 150

8

Unit Volts

Amps

Amps

A2S

Amps Volts Watts Watts

°C

"C in. Ib.

1. VDRM for all types can be applied on a continuous basis. Blocking voltages shall not be tested with a constant current source (cont.) such that the voltage ratings of the devices are exceeded.

Quality Semi-Conductors

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MAC229 Series MAC229A Series

THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS

Characteristic Thermal Resistance, Junction to Case

Thermal Resistance, Junction to Ambient

Symbol

RGJC

R9JA

Max

2.2 60

Unit

°c/w

°c/w

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS ( = 25°C and either polarity of MT2 to MT1 voltage unless otherwise noted.) Characteristic

Peak Blocking CurrentO )

(VD = Rated VDRM. Gate Open) Tj = 25°C Tj = 110°C Peak On-State Voltage

(ITM = 11 A Peak, Pulse Width =5 2 ms, Duty Cycle s 2%) Gate Trigger Current (Continuous dc)

(VD = 12V, RL = 100 £1)

MT2(+), G(+); MT2(+), G(-); MT2(-), G(-) MT2(-), G(+) "A" SUFFIX ONLY

Gate Trigger Voltage (Continuous dc)

(VD = 12V, RL = 100 n)

MT2(+), G(+); MT2(+), G(-); MT2(-), G(-) MT2(-), G(+) "A" SUFFIX ONLY

(VD = Rated VDRM, TC = 110°C, RL = 10 k)

MT2(+), G(+); MT2(+), G(-); MT2(-), G(-); All Types MT2(-), G(+) "A" SUFFIX ONLY MAC229 series Holding Current

(VD = 12 vdc, ITM =

2

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mA

,

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en

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Gate-Controlled Turn-On Time

(VD = Rated VDRM. <TM = 16 A Peak. !G = 30 mA) Critical Rate of Rise of Off-State Voltage

(VQ = Rated VDRM, Exponential Waveform, TC = 110°C) Critical Rate of Rise of Commutation Voltage

(VD = Rated VDRM, ITM = 11 -3 A,

Commutating di/dt = 4.1 A/ms, Gate Unenergized, TC = 80°C)

Symbol

!DRM

VTM IGT

VGT

IH

<gt

dv/dt

dv/dt(c)

Min

0.2 0.2

Typ

1.5

25

5

Max

10 2 1.8

10 15

2 2.5

15

Unit

uA mA Volts

mA

Volts

mA

us

V/us

V/us

1. Ratings apply for open gate conditions. Devices shall not be tested with a constant current source for blocking voltage such that the voltage applied exceeds the rated blocking voltage.

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