BT136-600D 4A 600V TRIAC TO220

The BT136 is a 600 V, 4 A Triac in a TO-220 package, commonly used for switching and phase control applications. It is designed for use in general-purpose AC switching, motor control, and light dimming applications. The device can handle both resistive and inductive loads, making it versatile in various power control circuits.

Key Features of BT136 600 V 4A Triac:

• • High Voltage Tolerance: Supports up to 600 V, suitable for medium-power AC applications.
  • High Surge Current Capability: Handles transient currents effectively.
  • Sensitive Gate Triggering: Operates with low gate current, allowing compatibility with logic-level controls.
  • TO-220 Package: Compact, robust, and suitable for easy PCB mounting with heat dissipation support.

Technical Specifications of BT136 600 V 4A Triac:

• • Repetitive Peak Off-State Voltage (V_DRM): 600 V
  • RMS On-State Current (I_T(RMS)): 4 A
  • Non-Repetitive Surge Peak On-State Current (I_TSM): 25 A (8.3 ms half-sine wave)
  • Gate Trigger Voltage (V_GT): 1.5 V (max)
  • Gate Trigger Current (I_GT): 10 mA (typical)
  • Holding Current (I_H): 2.5 mA (typical)
  • Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C
  • Package Type: TO-220

Pinout of BT136 600 V 4A Triac:

• • Pin 1 (MT1): Main Terminal 1
  • Pin 2 (MT2): Main Terminal 2
  • Pin 3 (G): Gate

Applications of BT136 600 V 4A Triac:

• • AC Switching: Used in general-purpose AC switching applications.
  • Motor Speed Control: Controls motor speeds by phase angle modulation.
  • Light Dimming: Commonly found in lighting dimmer circuits.
  • Heater Control: Used in thermostatic and heater control circuits.
  • Appliance Controls: Found in various home appliances for power regulation.

Advantages of BT136 600 V 4A Triac:

• • Supports high voltages and medium currents.
  • Low gate current for triggering.
  • Compact and robust TO-220 package for efficient heat dissipation.
  • Versatile for use in resistive or inductive load applications.

Precautions for Safe Usage:

• • Ensure proper heat sinking for high-current applications to prevent overheating.
  • Operate within specified voltage and current ratings to avoid damage.
  • Use an appropriate snubber circuit to prevent high dv/dt failure in inductive loads.
  • Handle with care to avoid electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage to the device.

Datasheet and Documentation:

• • Download Datasheet

Keywords for BT136 600 V 4A Triac:

• • Light Dimmer
  • Motor Speed Controller
  • TO-220 Triac

Package Includes:

• • 1 x BT136 600 V 4A Triac TO-220