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K2200GHU - High Energy Unidirectional SIDACs

Description

The new K2xx0yHU is a higher energy SIDAC switch for gas ignition applications requiring higher current pulse current especially at low repetition rate.

It is offered in a DO-15 leaded package and DO-214AA surface mount package.

Features

  • A C circuit oriented.
  • T riggering Voltage of 190 to 260V.
  • 280A Pulse current capability.
  • RoHS compliant.
  • Unidirectional.

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Datasheet Details

Part number K2200GHU
Manufacturer Littelfuse
File Size 1.07 MB
Description High Energy Unidirectional SIDACs
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K2xx0yHU Series Teccor® brand Thyristors High Energy Unidirectional SIDACs RoHS Schematic Symbol K A Description The new K2xx0yHU is a higher energy SIDAC switch for gas ignition applications requiring higher current pulse current especially at low repetition rate. It is offered in a DO-15 leaded package and DO-214AA surface mount package. Voltage activation of this solid state switch is accomplished with peak voltage level of 190 to 260Volts. The SIDAC is a silicon bilateral voltage triggered Thyristor switch that switches on through a negative resistance region to a low on-state voltage. Conduction will continue until current is interrupted or lowered below minimum holding current of the device.
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