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BTA16-600B Triac 16A 600V TO-220 Insulated Tab (ST)

BTA16-600B Triac 16A 600V TO-220 Insulated Tab (ST)

Part number: BTA16-600BBrand: STMicroelectronicsTransistors & MOSFETs

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16 EGP

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About this product

The BTA16-600B is a 16 A, 600 V triac from STMicroelectronics in an insulated-tab TO-220 package. It switches AC loads under gate control and is used in dimmers, heaters, solid-state relays and appliance motors. Its B-class gate sensitivity allows triggering with a modest gate current, and the insulated tab simplifies mounting on a shared heatsink.

Specifications

Device type
Triac (bidirectional AC switch)
Repetitive peak off-state voltage (VDRM)
600 V
RMS on-state current (IT(RMS))
16 A
Package
TO-220 insulated tab
Gate sensitivity
B class

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of BTA16-600B Triac 16A 600V TO-220 Insulated Tab (ST) in Egypt?

BTA16-600B Triac 16A 600V TO-220 Insulated Tab (ST) currently costs between 16 and 25 EGP across 3 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy BTA16-600B Triac 16A 600V TO-220 Insulated Tab (ST) in Egypt?

BTA16-600B Triac 16A 600V TO-220 Insulated Tab (ST) is available from Microohm, RAM Electronics, and Makers Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I drive this triac from a microcontroller?

Use an opto-isolated triac driver, such as an MOC30xx-series optocoupler, with a gate resistor sized for the gate current in the datasheet. This keeps the microcontroller electrically isolated from mains.

Does this triac need a snubber?

For inductive loads such as motors, an RC snubber across the triac is recommended to prevent false turn-on when the current crosses zero. Purely resistive loads such as heaters usually do not need one.