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The Central Semiconductor Corp 2N5062 TRE TIN/LEAD is a Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR) designed for sensitive gate triggering applications. It features a through-hole TO-92-3 package with tin/lead plating. The device supports an RMS current rating of 0.8 Amperes and offers voltage blocking capabilities ranging from 15 to 200 Volts, depending on the specific variant within the 2N506x series. Key electrical characteristics include a maximum holding current of 5 mA and a non-repetitive peak on-state current of 15 A. The component operates within a junction temperature range of -65°C to +150°C.
Verify the exact voltage rating required, as the 2N5062 designation covers multiple voltage variants (15V to 200V). Confirm that the tin/lead plating meets project specifications regarding material composition. Ensure the TO-92-3 package footprint aligns with the target PCB layout. Cross-reference datasheets for specific holding and latching current parameters relevant to the chosen voltage grade.
Select this component when a sensitive gate SCR is needed for low-current trigger applications in through-hole designs. Consider the specific voltage breakdown requirement, as the base part number spans a wide voltage range. Evaluate the thermal dissipation capabilities of the TO-92-3 package against the expected RMS load current. Tin/lead plating is necessary if lead-free compliance is not mandated by the end-use environment.
This part belongs to the 2N506x family of sensitive gate silicon controlled rectifiers manufactured by Central Semiconductor Corp. These devices are characterized by their ability to be triggered with very low gate currents, making them efficient for control logic interfacing. The 'TRE' suffix typically denotes reel packaging, while 'TIN/LEAD' specifies the terminal finish.
Equivalent parts include the Motorola BRX44 and BRY55 series SCRs, which share similar 0.8 Ampere RMS ratings and sensitive gate characteristics. Verify pinout compatibility and voltage ratings before substitution.