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Q8006VH3 is listed in the Triacs range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Littelfuse Inc.. Its product description is TRIAC ALTERNISTOR 800V 6A TO251. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Q8006VH3 is an Alternistor TRIAC manufactured by Littelfuse Inc., designed for high-reliability applications. It features a maximum off-state voltage of 800 V and an on-state RMS current rating of 6 A. The device is housed in a TO-251AA (VPAK-3) plastic package with three pins, classified as R-PSIP-T3. Key electrical parameters include a gate trigger voltage maximum of 1.3 V and a gate trigger current maximum of 10 mA. The holding current is specified at 15 mA, with critical rates of rise for commutation voltage at 20 V/us and off-state voltage at 50 V/us.
Verify the component authenticity through official Littelfuse channels or authorized distributors. Confirm the specific ordering suffix matches the required package and compliance specifications. Ensure the received part number corresponds exactly to Q8006VH3 to avoid functional mismatches. Check datasheet revisions for any updates to mechanical dimensions or electrical characteristics prior to integration.
Select this component when an 800 V blocking voltage and 6 A continuous current handling are required. The snubberless feature reduces external component count compared to standard TRIACs. Consider the TO-251AA package for through-hole mounting constraints. Evaluate thermal management requirements based on the 6 A RMS rating and ambient operating conditions.
This device belongs to the Alternistor family of TRIACs, which are optimized for snubberless operation. It serves as a power switching element in AC control applications. The manufacturer Littelfuse Inc. produces this series for industrial and consumer electronics markets requiring robust thyristor solutions.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers include Q8006VH4TP. Verify pinout compatibility and electrical ratings before substitution.
The maximum DC gate trigger voltage is 1.3 V.
No, it is designed as a snubberless Alternistor TRIAC.
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