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25RIA120.
SCR THYRISTOR, 25A, 1.2KV, TO-208AA
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- Manufacturer: SOLID STATE
- Product type: Thyristors - SCR Modules
- SCR; SCR THYRISTOR, 25A, 1.2KV, TO-208AA; SCR Module Type:Single SCR; Peak Repetitive Off State Voltage:1.2kV; Gate Trigger Current Max:60mA; Average Forward Current:25A; On State RMS
| Delivery and price | |
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| Units per pack | 25 |
| Price | 7.24 € |
| Current stock | 10+ |
| Lead time | 30 days |
BLOOMFIEL FARRAN , STREETNEW NEW JERSEY 07003 www.solidstateinc.com
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## 1ORIA, 1G6RIA, 22RiA, 2S5RIA SERIES 25A,35A And 40A RMS Glass-passivated
## SCRs
## el Major Ratings and Characteristics Description/Features
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[storia<br>| teria | 22R1A | 25RIA | Units The RIA series of silicon controlled rectifiers<br>ianav) eefo [ea] degianed for medium power switching<br>@mate |e |e | e5 | es | | and4% phase controlaoe applications.ct ay vation {<br>ism @50Hz | 190 | 285 | 335 | 350 | New and improved glass passivation for<br>high reliability and exceptional stability<br>@6oHz | 200 | 300 | 355 | 370 | at high temperatures.<br>eee fe | TE me | = 100V through 1200V<br>@soHz | 165 | 375 | 515 | 560 | = Integral TO-208AA package<br>favvat_ [100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | V/us | = High di/dt and dv/dt capabilities<br>faire | 200 | 200 | 200 | 200 | Avs |<br>range .<br>16.51<br>(0.650)<br>MAX.<br>: 7.62 (0.300)<br>'oo | \ 6.85 (0.270)<br>Ap(0.563)MAX. CM)NYSE<br>3.81<br>1.53 (0.150)<br>(0.060)MIN. | HN:<br>30.30 pia. CO<br>(1.193) [Il 12.00<br>MAX. 12.82—, ). (0.472)<br>. MAX. CTTtT 4 DIA.<br>10.7211.50 (0.422)(0.453) Hitoy<br>| \ 1/4-28UNF-2A<br>Conforms to JEDEC OUTLINE TO-208AA (TO-48)<br>Dimensions in Millimeters and (Inches)<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
## 10RIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
|VOLTAGE RATINGS (Applied gate voltage zero or negative):|VOLTAGE RATINGS (Applied gate voltage zero or negative):|VOLTAGE RATINGS (Applied gate voltage zero or negative):|VOLTAGE RATINGS (Applied gate voltage zero or negative):|VOLTAGE RATINGS (Applied gate voltage zero or negative):|||
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||||VRRM|VoRM|VRSM|IRM. OM|
||Part Number||Max. Rep. Peak | Max. Rep. Peak<br>Reverse Voltage |Off-State Voltage<br>(Vv)<br>(V)|||Max. Non-Rep. Peak |<br>Reverse Voltage<br>(Vv) tp < 5ms|Max. Peak Reverse and<br>Off-State Leakage Current<br>(ma)@)|
|TORIA1O||16RIA10<br>|22RIA10||25RIA10|100|100|150|20|
|JORIA20||16RIA20<br>|22RIA20||25RIA20|200|200|300|10|
|1ORIA40||16RIA40<br>}22RIA40||25RIA40|400|400|500|10|
|1OR!IA6O||16RIA6O<br>|22RIAGO||25RIA60|600|600|700|10|
|1O0RIA80||16RIA80<br>|}22RIA80||25R1A80|800|800|900|10|
|10R1A100|16R1A100 |22R1A100|25R1A100|||1000|1000|1100|10|
|10R1A120]16R1A120|22R1A120/25R1A120|||1200|1200|1300|10|
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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS<br>Pftorts | rt [22 | 25818<br>ON-STATE<br>ITiAv) Max. average on-state current 25 Tc = 85°C, half sine wave, 180° conduction<br>) | 0 | A<br>[Tc] [=] [60°C]<br>| ie | 22 | - | - 1ORIA, Max Tc = 51°C: [16RIA,]<br>13 Ta = 459C, half sine wave, K3 sink<br>A natural cooling, 180° conduction<br>12.5 Ta = 459C, rectangular wave K3 sink<br>A natural cooling, 120° conduction<br>ITSM Max. peak one cycle, non- ‘ 50Hz, Initial Ty = 125°C<br>repetitive surge current 190 285 335 350 A 100% rated Va py reapplied<br>with rated reverse voltage<br>appliedi followingi surge 225 335 390 395 A 50Hz, Initialitial TyT) == 45°C450<br>100% rated VaR reapplied<br>200 | 300 | 355 | 370 a | BOH2, InitialInitial Ty Ty= = 1250COC<br>100% rated Vary reapplied<br>240 350 410 A 60Hz, Initial— Ty mT.)= 45°C .<br>100% rated Vapi reapplied<br>Max. peak one cycle, non- 50Hz, Initial Ty = 125°C<br>repetitive surge current 225 340 400 | 420 A no voltage reapplied<br>with no reverse voltage - —<br>following surge 270 395 470 A 50Hz, Initial Ty = 45°C<br>no voltage reapplied<br>240 | 360 | 420 a | SOH2,Hz, InitialInitial T)Ty == 125°C<br>no voltage reapplied<br>280 480 A 60Hz, InitiInitial Ty =4545°C<br>no voltage reapplied<br>121 Max. 12t capability, for a2 t= 10ms, Initial Ty = 125°C<br>fusing 180 405 S| 100% rated Vari reapplied<br>t= 10ms, Initial Ty = 45°C<br>255 555 755 780 A2s | 100% rated Vern reapplied<br>165 2 t = 8.3ms, Initial Ty = 125°C<br>375 ASs 100% rated Vary reapplied<br>235 2 t = 8.3ms, Initial Ty = 45°C<br>720 A“s | 100% rated VaR reapplied<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
10RIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
## ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (Continued)
||ON-STATE (Continued)|||||||||
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|12¢|Max. !2t capability,for<br>individual device fusing|||||||a2, |t= Sms, InitialTy = 125°C<br>5<br>no voltage reapplied||
||||255|555|755||780|2<br>Ass|t = Sms, Initial Ty = 45°C<br>no voltage reapplied|
|||||220|305||335|A2s|=1.<br>Initial Ty<br>=<br>Cc<br>t=<br>1.5ms,<br>Initia<br>. j=<br>125<br>no voltage reapplied|
|||||303|||425|a2,|=1.<br>InitialTy = 45°C<br>|i<br>Toms<br>Initial<br>Ty<br>no voltage reapplied|
|27|Max. 124/ t capability, for<br>individual device fusing|(@)|2550|{5740|{7930|||8670|A24/s|t= 0.1 — 10ms, no voltage reapplied,<br>initial Ty = 125°C.||
|Vt™|Max. peak on-state voltage||1.75|||||Vv|Ty = 25°C, 180° conduction<br>IT(AV) = 10A (32A peak)|
|||||1.75||||Vv|Ty = 25°C, 180° conduction|
||||||||||IT(AV) = 16A (50A peak)|
|||||||1.70||V|Ty = 25°C, 180° conduction|
||||||||||ITiAV) = 22A (70A peak)|
||||||||1.70|Vv|Ty = 25°C, 180° conduction|
||||||||||IT(AV) = 25A (79A peak)|
|IH|Max. holding current|||||||mA|Anode Supply = 6V, resistive load,|
||||||||||gate open, initial If = 1A|
|di/dt|Max. rate of rise of|||||||||
||turned-on current|||||||||
||Vor = <600V||||200|||Alus||
||BLOCKING|||||||||
|dv/dt min.|Critical rate-of-rise of||||||||Ty = 125°C. Exponential to 100% rated|
||off-state voltage||||300|7||V/us|VoRM:-<br>Ty = 125°C. Exponential to67%rated|
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|+IGm|Max. peak positive gate|||||||A||
||current|||||||||
|-VGM|Max. peak negative gate|||||||Vv||
||voltage|||||||||
|IGT|Max. required DC gate current<br>to trigger ‘©)|||||||mA|Anode supply = 6V, resistive load,<br>Ty = -659C|
|||||||||Anode supply = 6V, resistive load,<br>mA | Ty = 25°C||
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## 1ORIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
## ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (Continued)
||TRIGGERING (Continued)|||||||
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|VoT|Max. required DC gate voltage<br>to trigger®||3.0|||Vv|Anode supply = 6V, resistive load,<br>Ty = -65°C|
||||2.0|||Vv|Anode supply = 6V, resistive load,<br>Ty = 25°C|
||||1.0|||Vv|Anode supply = 6V, resistive load,<br>Ty = 125°C|
|VGD|Max. DC gate voltage not to||0.2|||V|Ty = 125°C|
||trigger ®||||||Vorm= rated value|
|eto)|Max. DC gate currentnot to<br>trigger||2.0|||mA|Ty = 125°C, Vp py = rated value|
||SWITCHING|||||||
|ter|Typical reverse recovery|||||Us|Ty = 125°C @)|
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|THERMAL-MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS||||||||
|Ty|Operating junction||-65 to|125||oc||
||temperature range|||||||
|RthJC|Max. thermal resistance,<br>junction to case|1.85|1.15|0.86|0.75||degC/W|DC<br>operation||
|Rthcs|Max. thermal resistance,<br>case to sink||0.35|||degC/W|Mounting surface smooth, flat and greased||
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|||20(27|5)||||Lubricated threads and|
|||0.23(.32)|||||(non-lubricatedthreads)|
## NOTES
©) At rated Vaam. VoRM Ty = 125°C. ‘o) 12t for time ty = 2/t- vty.
® From 0.67 rated Von Ty = 125°C. Peak gate current = 0.5A, rise time 1 us, pulse duration at least 6 us. 300 pulses at 50 or 6O Hz. It = (2x rated di/dt)A. Per JEDEC Standard RS-397, 5.2.2.6. ® Max. required gate current to trigger is lowest value which will trigger all units under conditions shown.
® Max. required gate voltage to trigger is lowest value which will trigger all units under conditions shown. ® Max. gate voltage not to trigger is the maximum value that will not trigger any unit under the conditions shown. ® Gatetm =currentrated ly= ay)200m4A,for riseat leasttime2000.5 us,us, din/dtpulse duration= —10A/us.at least 6 us, Vo = 0.5 rated Vorpy Resistive circuit. ltuM= 0.1 x IT(AV): ® tm = rated IT (av) for at least 200 us duration, dip/dt = —10A/us. Minimum reverse voltage during turn-off = 100V, reapplied dv/dt = 20V/us exponential to 0.67 Voryy- Gate bias: UV, 1002. For M6 threads add ‘'M" to code, e.g., 1GRIA40M. ©) The following values of tg= 10 us up to 6OOV and 30 us up to 1200V are available on special request.
10RIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
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1ORIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
## 10RIA Series
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Fig. 5 — Average On-State Current Vs. Maximum Allowable Case Temperature (Rectangular and Sinusoidal Current Waveform, 50—400 Hz), 10RIA Series.
Fig. 6 — Maximum Instantaneous On-State Voltage Vs. Instantaneous On-State Current, 10RIA Series
10RIA, 16RIA, 22R1A, 25R1A Series
10RIA Series
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10ORIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
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@) See page A-13 for note.
10RIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
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10RIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
16RIA Series
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10? SSS<br>Paced EESESSE<br>2 iiisawaiiiiatasiiiiaamatiiimesiimamaail<br>2 300 AT ANY RATED LOAD CONDITION ANO WITH 23s SenetFREERmamsii SSaei Se Seiteestes<br>4 We | 9 oO TEL aU aNmOHAI( CON mOGts)(ONGOnMEGitCOMmRMUETIil<br>bof< eT7 rer)Bs SORERRERS<br>Ss2Hz=22 200 SS>be ——— ueBSesssiiiit=10 SSeSCOC caistaiiiintaiiiimansniiatanaiTTee<br>5 SS See<br>ve 100TTL 2x 2 2 CoCoECre<br>Seo)= 2 CESESS ee mereitt Se meeei Se serite eerieoesiit<br>e op1.0fT|2 [TTTTTP4 6 8 10 tttt20 tTtT 40tytntii60 1310422 CoEECCCCI84932 C Ao CECOconeeSygp22 Sygi2rr5 1 Tec2 5 yqQ2OCee5 492<br>NUMBER OF EQUAL AMPLITUDE HALF CYCLE CURRENT PULSES (N) SQUARE WAVE PULSE DURATION (SECONDS)<br>Fig. 17 — Maximum Non-Repetitive Surge Current Fig. 18 — Maximum Transient Thermal Impedance,<br>Vs. Number of Current Pulses, 1GRIA Series Junction-to-Case Vs. Pulse Duration, 16RIA Series<br>22RIA Series<br>Ptem 40 \<br>AN Is} IN g<br>| ToT ENNALTE<br>a 38 CONTINUOUS “1/7 Y BA DINK1.1 5 be<br>= 0 ; Ay 14 Re SL IN| oieIN KI 33° c/w<br>2 3) 17) WT<br>° 25 CASES| COREE<br>os: 30° - Ab | a Ze 4“a<br>S|BS.: Ne: REN NS NS [ie ove<br>i LL ZA ms IN % ;<br>o 15 - L, rd - —_ = Ro > i.<br>> > bs Re N<br>BLi YZ \_ | [RERSSSSSAN] TT fo<br>85= 7105 se £ cngeee/ a Peegunvespth | ron sPecirc —SSeS S NNGIEIEA<br>7= ° onduction es. i.EI<br>0 4 8 12 16 20 22 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100110 125<br>AVERAGE ON-STATE CURRENT (FULL CYCLE) — A MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE — °C<br>Fig. 19 — Continuous Current Rating Nomogram (Phase Angle Controlled Half-Sinusoidal Current<br>Waveforms, 50—400 Hz), 22RIA Series.<br>2rot 55 zn] | | | | AAq TE ET Tf<br>ge 50 Z IN 9 AR<br>3 45 | | | | | r7RIXTd TTT TT TTT 8.a4 | c/wles<br>aee Ne)<br>| | |<br>et 0.C. BLLb7Z| Z| | BNDZZannuel,.C,<br>& N NBZZea lee [o |<br>Sof: lieso " AZ A | oR) ON KS 4+Ss tt tw<br>to Sa<br>iy es BPRS EF] fost<br>8 oy | an nsSET asNST% 120<br>A Z| PS ><br>awa SESS Toten<br>n/n CET~4R ESSSE SNOT<br>LG SR ol<br>> 0|77_5 |10 |15 |20 25 30 35woireeseesotee10 20 30 40 50[|60 70[TP80 90 SSSSSQL100 110 125 2° | 074<br>AVERAGE ON-STATE CURRENT (FULL CYCLE) — A MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE — °C<br>Fig. 20 — Continuous Current Rating Nomogram (rectangular Waveforms, 50—400 Hz), 22RIA Series.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>
1ORIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
## 22RIA Series
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Fig. 23 — Average On-State Current Vs. Maximum Allowable Fig. 24 — Maximum Instantaneous On-State Voltage Case Temperature (Sinusoidal Current Waveform, Vs. Instantaneous On-State Current, 22RIA Series 50 to 400 Hz), 22RIA Series
10RIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
## 22RIA Series
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Fig. 28 — Continuous Current Rating Nomogram (Phase Angle Controlled Half-Sinusoidal Waveforms, 50—400 Hz), 25RIA Series.
10RIA, 16R1A, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
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10RIA, 16RIA, 22RIA, 25RIA Series
## 25RIA Series
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Fig. 35 — Maximum Non-Repetitive Surge Current Vs. Number of Current Pulses, 25RIA Series
Fig. 36 — Maximum Transient Thermal Impedance, Junction-to-Case Vs. Pulse Duration, 25RIA Series
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