The Gold Control thyristor module series (MTC300A, MTX300A, MTA300A, MTK300A, MT300A) data sheet provides specifications, installation and usage guidelines.
About this manual
Gold Control’s thyristor modules are designed for power‑electronics applications such as rectifiers, inverters, DC motor drives and high‑voltage power supplies. The modules feature international‑standard packaging, low on‑state voltage drop and high surge capability, and meet CE, ISO‑9001 and RoHS certifications.
The document lists key electrical parameters, mechanical dimensions (max 118 mm × 53 mm × 61 mm), recommended mounting procedures, thermal limits (‑40 °C to +125 °C junction temperature) and environmental requirements. Installation notes cover heat‑sink preparation, torque values for mounting screws, and recommended use of thermal paste. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Features
- Main Applications
- Technical Specifications
- Installation Guidelines
- Usage Instructions
- Performance Curves
- Mechanical Dimensions
Specifications
| Low on‑state voltage drop | ≤1.58 V |
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| Blocking voltage | Up to 1600 V |
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| Surge capability | Up to 12 × |
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| Junction temperature range | -40 °C to +125 °C |
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| Thermal resistance (junction‑to‑case) | 0.100 °C/W |
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| Module dimensions (max) | 118 mm × 53 mm × 61 mm |
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| Gate trigger voltage | 1.0 V – 2.5 V |
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| Gate trigger current | 30 mA – 180 mA |
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended operating temperature range for the modules?
The thyristor modules are rated for a junction temperature of –40 °C to +125 °C (rectifier operation up to –40 °C to 150 °C).
How should the modules be mounted to a heat sink?
Mount the module with M5 or M6 screws and spring washers, applying a torque of 4–6 N·m, ensure the heat‑sink surface is smooth and clean, and apply a thin layer of thermal paste (~0.5 µm).
What is the maximum blocking voltage of the modules?
The modules can block voltages up to 1600 V.
What surge current capability do the modules provide?
They can withstand surge currents up to 12 times the rated value.