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The ACST4-7SH is an AC power switch from STMicroelectronics, utilizing ASD™ technology to integrate a Triac structure with a high-voltage clamping device. It provides a repetitive peak off-state voltage (VDRM/VRRM) of 700 V and supports a nominal RMS on-state current (IT(RMS)) of 4 A at Tc = 110 °C in the DPAK package. The device features avalanche control with a typical clamping voltage (VCL) of 1100 V and handles non-repetitive surge currents up to 30 A for 20 ms. Designed for logic-level interfacing, it requires a maximum gate triggering current (IGT) of 10 mA.
Verify the specific suffix 'H' against official manufacturer documentation, as standard datasheets list 'B' (Tube) and 'FP' (TO-220FPAB). Confirm that the ordering code corresponds to the intended DPAK or TO-220FPAB package variant. Ensure the component meets RoHS compliance requirements if applicable to your manufacturing process.
Select this component for applications requiring snubberless operation with inductive loads up to 4 A. Consider the thermal resistance values (Rth j-a) when designing PCB copper areas under the tab. Verify that the system's peak line transient voltages remain within the 2 kV ruggedness capability defined by IEC 61000-4-5 testing conditions.
The ACST4-7SH belongs to the ACST4 Series family of AC power switches built around ASD™ technology. This series is engineered for home appliances and industrial systems, offering high commutation performance and integrated overvoltage protection to simplify circuit design and reduce component count.
Compatible substitutes include ACST4-7SB and ACST4-7SFP. These variants share identical electrical characteristics but differ in packaging (DPAK vs. TO-220FPAB). Verify pinout compatibility and thermal management requirements before substitution.
It utilizes integrated ASD™ technology to clamp inductive turn-off energy, allowing it to drive inductive loads up to 4 A without additional snubber circuits.
The maximum DC gate triggering current (IGT) is 10 mA, enabling direct interface with standard logic-level microcontrollers.
No, the device embeds a high-voltage clamping device capable of withstanding line transients per IEC 61000-4-5 standards, eliminating the need for external protection components.