CS8-12IO2 Overview

Currents with RMS currents are defined as currents with an average strength, regardless of their direction, and they are measured by their RMS current (Irms).Maintaining the RMS on-state current under 25 A is essential for the device's normal operation.An off-state voltage that is repetitive is the maximum voltage that can cross the device, and this device has a repetitive peak voltage of 1200V.Diodes have a maximum repetitive reverse voltage (Vrrm) which expresses the maximum amount of voltage they can withstand in reverse-bias mode.Holding current (hypostatic) is the minimum amount of current that passes through a circuit to remain in an 'ON' state, and it may be 80mA.An unblocked (On) state is converted into a blocked (Off) state by gate trigger current. This device has a DC gate trigger current-Max of 30 mA.

CS8-12IO2 Features

its RMS current (Irms) is 25A
the repetitive peak off-state voltage of this device is 1200V
its current can be 80mA

CS8-12IO2 Applications

There are a lot of IXYS
CS8-12IO2 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