2015-03-08 04:10 AM - last edited on 2023-08-31 12:35 AM by Peter BENSCH
Posted on March 08, 2015 at 12:10
I have simple question about snubberless triac. When it is said that the triac is snubberless do still need an external snubber circuit?
2016-12-06 12:50 AM
Hello,
Sorry for the delay, but it can help anyone else.
No. No need of a snubber with a snubberless Triac.
The definition of a snubber is a R-C circuit in parrallel of the device to help it to be properly turned off.
The Snubberless technology by ST allows to have devices with a strong turn-off commutation performance (see dI/dtc parameter, and whatever the dV/dt reppalied to the device).
I can advice you to read the application note AN 439 'Snubberlessâ„¢ and logic level TRIAC behavior at turn-off' for more information.
Best Regards
Benoit