2N5061G

Thyristors - SCRs are widely used in many applications. The 2N5061G is a popular SCR used for such applications. It is a god choice for applications that require reliability and power protection.

2N5061G Features

The 2N5061G is a 1000V SCR, rated for up to 63A. The device has a low switching time, allowing for fast switching and operation. The device also has a high peak current rating of up to 75A, which is ideal for applications that require fast switching times. In addition, the 2N5061G is RoHS compliant, and is rated for operation in a temperature range of -40 to +150°C.

2N5061G Application Field

The 2N5061G is used in many applications, such as power supplies, switching power surges, and battery chargers. The device is also used in other industrial, residential, and commercial applications. In particular, the 2N5061G is commonly used for motor starting, inverters, uninterruptable power supplies, UPS systems, surge suppression circuits, motor controls, switching voltage regulators, and general power control in numerous electronic applications.

2N5061G Working Principle

Thyristors - SCRs are semiconductor components that are used for controlling and converting electric power. The 2N5061G is a three-terminal SCR, with the main purpose of controlling and changing the dynamic current and voltage. The device works as follows: when a DC current is applied across the gate and main terminals, and a positive gate voltage is supplied, the SCR is gated on. This allows the current to flow from the main terminal to the gate. Once the current is removed, the SCR will remain turned on. To turn off the SCR, the gate current must be reversed, and the current must flow from the gate to the main terminals.

In summary, the 2N5061G is a three-terminal SCR that can be used to control, change, and protect the dynamic current and voltage in numerous electronic applications. The device is rated for a peak current of up to 75A, and can operate in temperatures ranging from -40 to +150°C. It is commonly used in power supplies, motor controls, and UPS systems.