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MOTOROLA MAC24A Series handbook
This document provides technical specifications for the Motorola MAC224A Series of Silicon Bidirectional Triacs. These devices are designed primarily for full-wave AC control applications such as lighting systems, heater controls, motor controls, and power supplies.
The datasheet details maximum ratings including peak repetitive off-state voltage up to 800 volts and on-state RMS current of 40 amps. It also includes electrical characteristics like gate trigger currents and voltages, thermal resistance values, and typical performance curves for holding current and on-state voltage.
Motorola MAC24A specifications
| Peak Repetitive Off-State Voltage (VDRM) | 200 to 800 Volts |
|---|---|
| On-State RMS Current | 40 Amps |
| Peak Non-repetitive Surge Current (ITSM) | 350 Amps |
| Operating Junction Temperature Range | -40 to 125 °C |
| Thermal Resistance, Junction to Case (RθJC) | 1 °C/W |
Source: MOTOROLA MAC24A Series handbook
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Questions answered in these manuals
What are the primary applications for these Triacs?
They are designed primarily for full-wave AC control applications such as lighting systems, heater controls, motor controls and power supplies.
What is the package style?
The devices use CASE 221A-07 (TO-220AB) STYLE 4.
What are the primary applications for these Triacs?
They are designed primarily for full-wave ac control applications such as lighting systems, heater controls, motor controls and power supplies.
What is the maximum gate trigger current for the MAC224A series?
The maximum gate trigger current for the MAC224A series is 75 mA.