BT136 smd TO-252 Traic BT136S-600E to252 - nxp [Original]

NXP Original BT136S-600E Triac 600V 4A SMD TO-252 (DPAK)

The NXP Original BT136S-600E is a standard Triac. It is specified for AC switching and control applications. This component features a 600V off-state voltage and a 4A on-state current. The device is housed in a surface-mount TO-252 (DPAK) package. This package provides thermal performance and space efficiency. It is suitable for power control circuits. The BT136S-600E is RoHS compliant.

Specifications:

• Triac Type: Standard
• Off-State Voltage: 600V
• On-State Current (RMS): 4A
• Gate Trigger Voltage (Max): 1.5V
• Non-Rep. Surge Current (Itsm): 25A, 27A
• Gate Trigger Current (Max): 35mA
• Hold Current (Max): 15mA
• Configuration: Single
• Operating Temperature: 125°C (TJ)
• Mounting Type: Surface Mount
• Package / Case: TO-252-3 (DPAK)
• RoHS Compliant: Yes

Key features and benefits:

• Genuine NXP BT136S-600E Triac.
• Standard Triac for AC switching applications.
• Surface Mount TO-252 (DPAK) package.
• 600V Off-State Voltage rating.
• 4A RMS On-State Current.
• Non-repetitive surge current: 25A, 27A.
• RoHS Compliant.
• Operating temperature range up to 125°C (TJ).

Applications:

• AC power switching and control systems.
• Light dimming circuits.
• Motor speed regulation.
• Temperature control systems.
• Solid-state relays (SSRs).
• Home appliance control units.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Can this BT136S-600E Triac replace a through-hole BT136?
A: The BT136S-600E is a surface-mount (SMD) TO-252 package. A through-hole BT136 typically uses a TO-220 package. Direct replacement requires board redesign for the different mounting type and footprint.

Q: What is the maximum AC voltage this Triac can switch?
A: This Triac has an Off-State Voltage rating of 600V, which indicates its maximum repetitive peak off-state voltage.

Q: Is the BT136S-600E compatible with 220V AC systems?
A: Yes, with a 600V Off-State Voltage rating, the BT136S-600E is suitable for 220V AC applications, providing sufficient voltage headroom.

Q: What is the typical gate trigger current required for this Triac?
A: The maximum gate trigger current (IGT) for the BT136S-600E is 35mA.

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