
STMICRO TS420-600T 4A sensitive gate thyristor. 600V, 200µA trigger. Ideal for power management and motor control.
The TS420-600T from STMICROELECTRONICS is a highly sensitive gate Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR). It is designed to deliver a reliable and optimized performance, requiring a gate trigger current of just 200 µA, which allows it to be used in all applications where the available gate current is limited. With a generous on-state RMS current of 4 A, it is a robust component for a range of power control tasks, all within a compact, space-saving TO-220AB package.
The thyristor is designed for through-hole mounting, providing a secure and stable connection on a printed circuit board. Its maximum operating temperature of 125°C ensures reliable function even in demanding thermal environments. The component is supplied in a 3-pin TO-220AB case style, offering a standardised and widely supported footprint for ease of design and assembly.
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