if current required for triggering thyristor at -30 degrees(temp) is 80 mA, wha

if current required for triggering thyristor at -30
degrees(temp) is 80 mA, what is the current required at 60
degrees

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if current required for triggering thyristor at -30 degrees(temp) is 80 mA, what is the current re..

Answer / graeme

80mA seems to be a lot of gate trigger current.

Firstly, this information should be published in a
manufacturer's data sheet.

Secondly, generally the gate trigger current required at
elevated temperatures is less. So if you used 80ma as a
value at +60 degrees C, you'd be safe

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