TYN1006RG [STMicroelectronics]

TYN1006RG Overview

There is no RMS current (Irms) for the current, since RMS currents do not take into account direction.The RMS on-state current must be kept below 6A in order for the device to function normally.A device's repetitive peak off-state voltage is the maximum peak voltage allowed across the device, and this device's repetitive peak off-state voltage is 1000V.Electrical, electromagnetic, and electronic devices have holding currents (hypostatic), which are the minimum currents required to maintain their 'ON' states.A conductor's leakage current can be a good indicator of how effective the insulation is, with its maximal leakage current equal to 2mA.

TYN1006RG Features

its RMS current (Irms) is 6A
the repetitive peak off-state voltage of this device is 1000V
its current can be 30mA
its maximal leakage current can be 2mA

TYN1006RG Applications

There are a lot of STMicroelectronics
TYN1006RG 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