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This application note presents test results obtained using ACS108 AC switch devices in order to analyze their behavior when subjected to standard ring wave surges.

Introduced the design and features of STMicroelectronics ACS™ (alternating current switches) and compared it with Z01

This document is AN1353 application note from STMicroelectronics, which introduces the software design of ST62000C, a low power electronic thermostat for 220-240V 50Hz cold appliances.

This application note describes the CLT3-4BT6 product and provides an example board to evaluate the robustness and immunity of the CLT3-4BT6 device.

This document describes the STCC08 device features and gives technical recommendations for implementing the STCC08 in the appliance and achieving robust STCC08 design regarding EMI tests (IEC 61000-4-4).

This application note introduces ST’s new high-temperature TRIAC family suitable for many high temperature applications, such as vacuum cleaners. These TRIACs can operate in ambient temperatures up to 150 °C. The design of TRIACs operating at high temperature requires special attention to the turn-off capability. In this application note, we first describe the turn-off behavior of TRIACs, then briefly explain how to optimize the turn-off capability. Finally, we present the performance of a new 12 A, 600 V device and compare it with other high-temperature TRIACs available on the market today, under extremely severe temperature conditions as can appear in vacuum cleaners.

Introduction to STCC08 and how to use STCC08 to implement AC switch diagnostics

Introduction of non-insulated SCR / triac control circuits

This document presents an experimental comparison of several Triac devices under immunity tests, as described in the IEC 61000-4-4 standard. The immunity results are discussed according to the device technology and the gate current sensitivities. A discussion about relevance of dV/dt parameter and die area is carried on to differentiate the devices in term of immunity capability. Several guidelines can then be pointed out to design high immunity appliances.

This Application Note explains in detail why adding a gate to cathode capacitor between the gate terminal and the reference terminal of the thyristor does not efficiently improve the thyristor immunity to fast voltage transients, especially for non-sensitive devices.

This is an application note that describes the differences between the ST-Realizer II and Realizer Silver versions of the ST company's software.

This document describes how to lookup and use HID devices under Windows. It is related to the MEMS Evaluation boards which are usually connected via USB and accessed through the MEMS USB Reader software. The document provides a section of source code only, however, for a complete project it is necessary to add proper result testing and exception handling.

LIS302DL is an ultra compact low-power three axes linear accelerometer that includes a sensing element and an IC interface able to take the information from the sensing element and to provide the measured acceleration to the external world through I2C/SPI serial interface.

This is an application note for LIS3LV02DL, which introduces the function features and application scenarios of the product