Motorola MAC223AFP Manuals

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Model
MAC223AFP
Documents
2
Languages
EN
Last added
2012-07-11

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MOTOROLA MAC23AFP Series handbook

MOTOROLA MAC23AFP Series handbook

Datasheet 4 pages · 73 KB · EN

This document provides technical specifications for the Motorola MAC223AFP Series, which are silicon bidirectional triode thyristors designed primarily for full-wave AC control applications such as lighting systems, heater controls, and motor controls. The devices feature diffused and glass passivated junctions for parameter uniformity and stability, housed in a small, rugged thermowatt construction.

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Motorola MAC223AFP specifications

Peak Repetitive Off-State Voltage400 to 800 Volts
On-State RMS Current25 Amps
Peak Nonrepetitive Surge Current250 Amps
RMS Isolation Voltage1500 Volts
Operating Junction Temperature-40 to +125 °C
Thermal Resistance, Junction to Case1.2 °C/W
Peak Gate Power20 Watts

Source: MOTOROLA MAC23AFP Series handbook

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Datasheet 2

Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.

Questions answered in these manuals

What is the maximum operating junction temperature?

The maximum operating junction temperature is +125 °C.

From: MOTOROLA MAC23AFP Series handbook

What is the peak nonrepetitive surge current rating?

The peak nonrepetitive surge current is 250 Amps for one full cycle at 60 Hz.

From: MOTOROLA MAC23AFP Series handbook

What are the primary applications for these thyristors?

They are designed primarily for full-wave AC control applications such as lighting systems, heater controls, motor controls and power supplies.

From: MOTOROLA MAC223FP Series/MAC223AFP Series handbook

What is the maximum operating junction temperature?

The maximum operating junction temperature (TJ) is +125 °C.

From: MOTOROLA MAC223FP Series/MAC223AFP Series handbook