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NTE6415 - Bidirectional Thyristor Diodes (SIDAC)

Description

The NTE6415 through NTE6419 SIDAC devices are silicon bilateral voltage triggered switches with greater power handling capabilities than standard DIACs.

Features

  • D Especially Effective in AC Circuits D Switching Function Directly with the AC Power Line D Applicable for Various Pulse Generators.

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Part number NTE6415
Manufacturer NTE Electronics
File Size 17.90 KB
Description Bidirectional Thyristor Diodes (SIDAC)
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NTE6415 thru NTE6419 Bidirectional Thyristor Diodes (SIDAC) Description: The NTE6415 through NTE6419 SIDAC devices are silicon bilateral voltage triggered switches with greater power handling capabilities than standard DIACs. Upon application of a voltage exceeding the SIDAC breakover voltage point, the SIDAC switches on through a negative resistance region to a low on–state voltage. Conduction will continue until the current is interrupted or drops below the minimum holding current of the device.
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