CS20-14IO1 Overview
A RMS current describes the average strength of a current, disregarding its direction, and its RMS current (Irms) is 30A.For a normal operation of the device, the RMS on-state current must remain under 30 A.This device's repetitive peak off-state voltage is 1400V, which is the maximum peak voltage allowed across the device.In electrical, electromagnetic, and electronic devices, a holding current (hypostatic) is the minimum current required to keep them in the 'ON' state, and it can be 100mA.Insulation effectiveness can be determined by the leakage current, and its maximum leakage current can be 10mA.SCRs thyristor is the gate trigger current that swSCRs thyristorches the device from the blocked (Off) state to the unblocked (On), and this device has a DC gate trigger current-Max of 65 mA.
CS20-14IO1 Features
its RMS current (Irms) is 30A
the repetitive peak off-state voltage of this device is 1400V
its current can be 100mA
its maximal leakage current can be 10mA
CS20-14IO1 Applications
There are a lot of IXYS
CS20-14IO1 applications of SCRs thyristors.
- DC motor control and drives
- Battery charges
- Welders
- Power converters
- Lighting control
- Heat and temperature control
- Motor starters
- DC motor controls - AC motor controls
- Uninterruptable power supplies
- Wind mill
