BT136 BT136 TO-220 TRIAC – 600V 4A (Original)

BT136 TO-220 TRIAC – 600V 4A Bidirectional AC Power Control Switch

The BT136 TO-220 TRIAC is a semiconductor device for AC power control. It functions as a bidirectional switch, managing up to 4A of current and a repetitive peak off-state voltage of 600V. This component is suitable for switching and phase control applications. Housed in a TO-220 package, it facilitates secure through-hole mounting for PCB integration. A low gate threshold voltage enables direct interfacing with microcontrollers. The planar passivated design contributes to high reliability and thermal performance. It provides consistent AC power management in various settings. This original component offers dependable performance.

Specifications:

• Rated Repetitive Peak Off-State Voltage (VDRM): 600V
• Maximum On-State Current (IT(RMS)): 4A
• Non-Repetitive Surge Peak On-State Current (ITSM): 25A
• Gate Trigger Voltage (VGT): 1.4V - 1.5V
• Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C
• Package Type: TO-220 (Through-hole)
• Pin Configuration: MT1, MT2, Gate

Key features and benefits:

• Maximum terminal current: 4A
• Repetitive peak off-state voltage: 600V
• Low gate threshold voltage: 1.4V to 1.5V
• TO-220 package for through-hole mounting
• Bidirectional switching for AC control
• Planar passivated design for voltage ruggedness and reliability
• Optimized for switching and phase control applications

Applications:

• Light dimmers for residential and commercial lighting systems
• AC motor speed controllers for small appliances and tools
• Heater control circuits in domestic and industrial settings
• General-purpose AC switching in automation systems
• Power control circuits interfaced with microcontrollers

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What is the package type and mounting method for the BT136 TRIAC?
A: The BT136 is supplied in a TO-220 package, designed for through-hole mounting on printed circuit boards.

Q: What is the gate trigger voltage range for the BT136, and can it be driven by a microcontroller?
A: The gate trigger voltage (VGT) is 1.4V to 1.5V, allowing direct interfacing with microcontrollers.

Q: What are the maximum voltage and current ratings for the BT136?
A: The BT136 has a repetitive peak off-state voltage (VDRM) of 600V and a maximum on-state current (IT(RMS)) of 4A.

Q: Is the BT136 suitable for both switching and phase control applications?
A: Yes, the BT136 is optimized for both switching and phase control applications in AC power management.

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