NXP Semiconductors BTA2008 series D Manuals

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Model
BTA2008 series D
Industry
Electronics
Documents
2
Languages
EN
Last added
2012-04-01

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NXP BTA2008 Series D and E Triac Datasheet

NXP BTA2008 Series D and E Triac Datasheet

Datasheet 12 pages · 82 KB · EN

The NXP BTA2008 series D and E triacs are three‑quadrant, high‑commutation devices offered in a TO‑92 (SOT‑54) plastic package. The datasheet provides a product profile, pin configuration, ordering details, and electrical characteristics for four variants (600D, 600E, 800D, 800E).

Key sections include limiting values, thermal and static characteristics, dynamic behavior, and legal information. Engineers can use the quick reference data and detailed graphs to select the appropriate part for motor control, solenoid drivers, or other power‑switching applications.

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NXP Semiconductors BTA2008 series D specifications

Repetitive peak off‑state voltage (Voprm) – 600 V series< 600 V
Repetitive peak off‑state voltage (Voprm) – 800 V series< 800 V
Non‑repetitive peak on‑state current (t = 20 ms)9 A
Non‑repetitive peak on‑state current (t = 16.7 ms)9.9 A
Package typeTO‑92 plastic SOT‑54 (3‑lead) package

Source: NXP BTA2008 series D and E Triac Datasheet

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

Questions answered in these manuals

What is the maximum off‑state voltage for the BTA2008‑600D variant?

The BTA2008‑600D can withstand a repetitive peak off‑state voltage of up to 600 V.

From: NXP BTA2008 Series D and E Triac Datasheet

What is the maximum repetitive off‑state voltage for the BTA2008‑600 series?

The BTA2008‑600 series is rated for a repetitive peak off‑state voltage of less than 600 V.

From: NXP BTA2008 series D and E Triac Datasheet

What are the peak on‑state current limits and pulse durations?

The device can handle up to 9 A for a 20 ms pulse and up to 9.9 A for a 16.7 ms pulse.

From: NXP BTA2008 series D and E Triac Datasheet