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A three-terminal semiconductor device consisting of four layers of alternating type (N or P). The main terminals are the anode and cathode, connected to opposite ends of the four layers. The third terminal is called the gate, and a current trigger at the gate causes the device to conduct if it is forward biased.
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High frequency use of thyristors
Can I use an SCR such as BT151 or BT136 (or even a triac such as TYN616), to pass a high voltage(400V) high frequency signal (pulsed DC at 50KHz) for a fixed period?
such as 1 second on, then off for …
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