SGS‑Thomson BTA12 BW/CW and BTB12 BW/CW Datasheet


SGS‑Thomson BTA12 BW/CW and BTB12 BW/CW Datasheet - cover page
Brand
STMicroelectronics
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
351 KB
Published
01 April, 2012
Updated
31 May, 2012
MD5 checksum
54CD39943D206BD77DB54B9181D3CB89

About this manual

The BTA12 BW/CW and BTB12 BW/CW are snubberless triacs from the SGS‑Thomson family, featuring high commutation speed and high surge current capability without the need for external snubber networks. They are intended for phase‑control and static‑switching applications with resistive, inductive or capacitive loads.

The document provides detailed absolute ratings, thermal resistance data, gate and electrical characteristics, ordering information and mechanical dimensions for the TO220AB plastic package. Key parameters such as on‑state RMS current, peak surge current, off‑state voltage rating and recommended mounting torque are listed for design reference.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Description
  • Absolute Ratings
  • Thermal Resistances
  • Gate Characteristics
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Ordering Information
  • Package Mechanical Data
  • Thermal Impedance
  • Surge Current Characteristics

Specifications

Peak off‑state voltage (VDRM)800 V
Junction‑to‑case thermal resistance (BTA)33 °C·W
Package typeTO220AB Plastic
Operating temperature range-40 °C to +150 °C
Recommended mounting torque0.8 m·N
Maximum mounting torque1 m·N
Weight2.39 g
Gate trigger voltage (VGT)12 V

Frequently asked questions

What is the peak off‑state voltage rating of these triacs?

The devices are rated for a repetitive peak off‑state voltage of 800 V.

Which package is used for the BTA12 BW/CW and BTB12 BW/CW?

Both devices are supplied in a TO220AB plastic package.

What torque should be applied when mounting the device?

A recommended torque of 0.8 m·N (maximum 1 m·N) should be used.

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