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Manufacturers (1)
    • Littelfuse
    • Daco Semiconductor
    • Diodes Incorporated
    • Infineon Technologies
    • Renesas Electronics
    • STMicroelectronics
    • Sansha Electric Mfg
    • Silicon Power Cube
    • Texas Instruments
    • Toshiba
Surface Mount
    • NO
    • YES
Maximum On-state Voltage
    • 1.5 V
Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current
    • .001 mA
    • .1 mA
Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current
    • 1 A
    • 3 A
Maximum On-state Current
    • .2 A
    • .3 A
Maximum Leakage Current
    • .0001 mA
    • .02 mA
Sub-Category
    • Other Trigger Devices
Maximum Operating Temperature
    • 125 Cel
    • 155 Cel
Minimum Operating Temperature
    • -55 Cel
    • -60 Cel
Terminal Finish
    • TIN LEAD
    • Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL)
    • 1
Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage
    • .65 V
    • .8 V
Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage
    • 40 V
JESD-609 Code
    • e0
Maximum Time At Peak Reflow Temperature (s)
    • 30
Peak Reflow Temperature (C)
    • 260
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Part RoHS Manufacturer Surface Mount Maximum On-state Voltage Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current Maximum On-state Current Maximum Leakage Current Sub-Category Maximum Operating Temperature Minimum Operating Temperature Terminal Finish Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage JESD-609 Code Maximum Time At Peak Reflow Temperature (s) Peak Reflow Temperature (C)

MCD501-18IO1

Littelfuse

MCC501-12IO1

Littelfuse

MDC501-18IO1

Littelfuse

CS52

Littelfuse

P0848YS06D

Littelfuse

MCD500-22IO1

Littelfuse

MCK431-24IO1

Littelfuse

MDC431-22IO1

Littelfuse

G1000NL450

Littelfuse

MCK500-20IO1

Littelfuse

MDCA500-22IO1

Littelfuse

SDP1300Q38CBRP

Littelfuse

P0720EBAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260

P0848YS06C

Littelfuse

B3164UALTP

Littelfuse

CS550

Littelfuse

P2300ECAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260

P0720ECAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260

P2000AA61A

Littelfuse

CSF369

Littelfuse

CS16

Littelfuse

P0389WC08D

Littelfuse

MDC501-16IO1

Littelfuse

P1300EAAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260

MCO740-20IO1

Littelfuse

5961-01-335-2241

Littelfuse

MCD501-14IO1

Littelfuse

MCA431-24IO1

Littelfuse

MCA431-20IO1

Littelfuse

P1100EBAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260

E2506

Littelfuse

P3500EBAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260

MCC431-20IO1

Littelfuse

SDP0640Q38CBRP

Littelfuse

SDP2600Q38CBRP

Littelfuse

P1500EBAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260

MDC501-14IO1

Littelfuse

MDC500-22IO1

Littelfuse

MCO500-20IO1

Littelfuse

CS351

Littelfuse

MDC501-12IO1

Littelfuse

VUO50-18N03

Littelfuse

B1920

Littelfuse

P0300EBAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260

MCO500-22IO1

Littelfuse

P3300AA61A

Littelfuse

MCD431-22IO1

Littelfuse

P3100EAAP

Littelfuse

TIN LEAD

1

e0

30

260
Other Function Trigger Devices

Other function trigger devices are electronic components used in various applications to trigger or control the operation of other electronic devices. They come in various forms and perform different functions depending on the application.

One common type of trigger device is the optocoupler or optoisolator, which is used to isolate and transfer signals between two circuits using light. An optocoupler consists of a light-emitting diode (LED) and a phototransistor or photoresistor, which are optically coupled to each other. When a voltage is applied to the LED, it emits light that is detected by the phototransistor or photoresistor, triggering the device.

Another type of trigger device is the Schmitt trigger, which is used to generate a digital output signal with a well-defined transition threshold. A Schmitt trigger consists of an amplifier with positive feedback, which provides hysteresis to the input signal. When the input signal crosses a threshold voltage, the output of the Schmitt trigger changes state, providing a clean digital signal.

Other function trigger devices include thyristors, such as silicon-controlled rectifiers (SCRs) and triacs, which are used to control the flow of power in AC circuits, and voltage regulators, which are used to stabilize the voltage in electronic circuits.