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THYRISTOR SCR 3-PIN 100V TO-18

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TO-18
Discrete Semiconductor Products

GA301AE3

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Microchip Technology

THYRISTOR SCR 3-PIN 100V TO-18

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Technical Specifications

Parameters and characteristics for this part

SpecificationGA301AE3
Current - Gate Trigger (Igt) (Max) [Max]200 µA
Current - Hold (Ih) (Max) [Max]5 mA
Current - Off State (Max) [Max]100 nA
Mounting TypeThrough Hole
Operating Temperature [Max]125 °C
Operating Temperature [Min]0 °C
Package / CaseTO-18-3 Metal Can, TO-206AA
SCR TypeStandard Recovery
Supplier Device PackageTO-18
Supplier Device PackageTO-206AA
Voltage - Gate Trigger (Vgt) (Max) [Max]750 mV
Voltage - Off State100 V
Voltage - On State (Vtm) (Max) [Max]1.5 V

Pricing

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DistributorPackageQuantity$
DigikeyBag 100$ 28.80
Microchip DirectN/A 1$ 31.00
NewarkEach 100$ 28.80
500$ 27.68

Description

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GA301AE3-SCR-Thyristor Series

The Microchip Nanosecond Thyristor Switch combines the turn on speed of logic level transistors with high current switching capability inherent in SCRs. With this device engineers can now design circuits capable of switching pulse currents of 1A in less than 10ns or up to 30A in less that 20ns. The GA/GB200 series is specifically designed for use as switching elements in high speed, low-to-medium power radar pulse modulators. Other applications include switching elements for phased array radars. Laser pulse drivers, harmonic wave form generators, line drivers and high current replacements for avalanche transistors. For applications requiring higher voltage levels, Microchip has developed several "series string" circuits which allow the series connection of virtually and unlimited number of devices for voltages as high as 2000V with no significant decrease in speed. The circuits are described in Microchip’s design Note 14.

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