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UM0277 Datasheet(PDF) 11 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # UM0277
Description  Getting started with the Cold Thermostat Kit based on AC switches and ST7LITE MCU
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Manufacturer  STMICROELECTRONICS [STMicroelectronics]
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Getting started
3.1
Load power
Initially, there is no heat sink mounted on the TO220-AB of the ACST6-7ST device. In this
case, Figure 2.1 of their datasheet shows that the maximum permanent allowed current is
1.5 A RMS, for an ambient temperature lower than 40 °C. If the ACST6-7ST must sink a
higher current, or works at a higher temperature, a heat sink can be added. Also refer to
AN1354 for more information on single-phase compressor control.
The ACS102-6TA, in a TO-92 package, can withstand a 0.2 A RMS permanent current up to
an ambient temperature of 90 °C. The ACS102-6TA can drive the common light bulbs found
in Fridge or Freezer without any problem. Indeed, a 25 W bulb will always sink a current
lower than 150 mA. The ACS110-7SB2, in DIL-8 package, can withstand a 1 A RMS
permanent current up to an ambient temperature of 90 °C. In this case, the ACS102-6TA
can drive a maximum 200W defrost resistor. Moreover, this AC switch can drive a fan (with a
RMS current lower than 1 A) instead of a defrost resistor without any additional snubber.
3.2
Measure points
Figure 5 shows the GND map and where the test points are placed on the board. Table 4
defines the measurement points.
Figure 5.
Measurement points (top layer view)



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