Bidirectional light-activated thyristor having substrate optical

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357 30, 357 55, 357 64, H01L 29747

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042164877

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a bidirectional light-activated thyristor which comprises a first and a second thyristor portion arranged in inverse-parallel with each other with a predetermined positional relation, an isolation section for electrically isolating the first and second thyristor portions from each other, a first and a second main electrode for connecting the first and second thyristor portions with each other in inverse-parallel, and a first and a second photo-trigger means for triggering the first and second thyristor portions respectively, wherein the photo-trigger signal from the first photo-trigger means is prevented by the first thyristor portion from reaching the second thyristor portion and the photo-trigger signal from the second photo-trigger means is prevented by the second thyristor portion from reaching the first thyristor portion.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4016593 (1977-04-01), Konishi et al.
patent: 4021837 (1977-05-01), Hutson
patent: 4110781 (1978-08-01), Konishi et al.

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