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This data sheet provides information on the maximum ratings of the MAC223A6FP, MAC223A8FP and MAC223A10FP silicon bidirectional triode thyristors. These thyristors are primarily used for full-wave AC control applications such as lighting systems, heater controls, motor controls and power supplies.

mac223a6 is a silicon bidirectional thyristor produced by Motorola Corporation. It is mainly used for full-wave ac control applications such as lighting systems, heater controls, motor controls and power supplies; or wherever full-wave silicon gate controlled devices are needed.

This document is the datasheet of MAC223 series products from Motorola

Motorola Thyristor Device Data is a data file about Motorola Thyristor devices. The file describes the features and characteristics of Silicon Bidirectional Triode Thyristors, which are primarily designed for full-wave AC control applications such as lighting systems, heater controls, motor controls, and power supplies. The devices have diffused and glass-passivated junctions for parameter uniformity and stability, and they are constructed with small, rugged Thermowatt construction for thermal resistance and high heat dissipation. The MAC223 series devices guarantee gate triggering in three modes, while the MAC223A series devices guarantee gate triggering in four modes. The devices have a maximum off-state voltage of 800 volts, a maximum on-state RMS current of 25 amps, and a maximum peak non-repetitive surge current of 250 amps.

This datasheet provides the maximum ratings, operating temperature range, storage temperature range, and other information of Motorola MAC218A8 bidirectional thyristor.

Motorola Thyristor Device Data is a data document about silicon bidirectional thyristors, primarily designed for full-wave AC control applications such as light dimmers, motor controls, heating controls, and power supplies. Its features include a blocking voltage of up to 800 volts, glass passivated junctions for greater parameter uniformity and stability, isolated TO-220 package for ease of mounting, and gate triggering in four modes.

The data table mainly introduces the parameters of the Motorola Mac218 series thyristors, including blocking voltage, peak non-repetitive surge current, average gate power, and switch power supply.

The PDF file is the data sheet of Motorola MAC218 series silicon bidirectional thyristors. It mainly introduces the features and characteristics of the series thyristors, including peak repetitive off-state voltage, on-state current, peak non-repetitive surge current, fusing current, peak gate power, average gate power, peak gate trigger current, etc.

This is a document about Motorola Thyristor Device Data. The document introduces the characteristics of MAC212A8 and MAC212A10, including maximum ratings, reverse off-state voltage, peak non-repetitive surge current, circuit fusing considerations, peak gate power, average gate power, peak gate current, operating junction temperature range and storage temperature range.

This document is about the specifications of MAC212A6FP, MAC212A8FP, and MAC212A10FP. It includes repetitive peak off-state voltage, on-state RMS current, peak nonrepetitive surge current, circuit fusing, peak gate power, average gate power, peak gate current, RMS isolation voltage, and working junction temperature.

This document introduces the characteristics and parameters of the MAC212FP series of silicon bidirectional thyristors. Thyristors are semiconductor switches that can operate in either polarity with positive or negative gate triggering. The series features blocking voltages up to 800 volts and is designed for full-wave AC control applications such as dimmers, motor controls, heating controls, and power supplies.

This is a technical data sheet for MAC210A8FP/MAC210A10FP silicon bidirectional thyristors. It is designed primarily for full-wave ac control applications, such as light dimmers, motor controls, heating controls and power supplies; or wherever full-wave silicon gate controlled solid-state devices are needed.

This document is the Motorola Thyristor Device Data, which introduces the features and characteristics of the company's silicon bidirectional thyristor products

This document describes the features and characteristics of Motorola Thyristor devices, primarily designed for full-wave AC control applications such as light dimmers, motor controls, heating controls, and power supplies. Triac-type thyristors switch from a blocking to a conducting state for either polarity of applied anode voltage with positive or negative gate triggering.