T460N22TOFXPSA1

SCRs - Modules Overview

The T460N22TOFXPSA1 is a silicon-controlled rectifier module manufactured by Infineon Technologies. It belongs to the SCR Modules product category within the Thyristors subcategory. The component utilizes Silicon technology and is identified by the manufacturer part number T460N22TOFXPSA1, with aliases including SP000640258 and T460N22TOF. It is packaged in a Tray format. Public documentation indicates this specific part variant is End-of-Life (EOL) and currently not sold by distributors such as Mouser.

SCRs - Modules Feature Summary

• High-power thyristor design for industrial applications
• Silicon-based semiconductor construction

SCRs - Modules Applications

• Phase control circuits
• Industrial power conversion systems

SCRs - Modules Procurement Notes

This component is officially listed as End-of-Life by the manufacturer. Distribution channels report it is no longer available for sale. Verification of current stock status or alternative sourcing requires direct inquiry with authorized suppliers or secondary market dealers, as standard retail availability is absent.

SCRs - Modules Selection Notes

Engineers should consider that this part is discontinued. Selection processes must account for the lack of new production. Design reviews should prioritize identifying equivalent active components from the same manufacturer family or compatible alternatives that meet the original electrical specifications without relying on obsolete inventory.

SCRs - Modules Part Context

The T460N22TOFXPSA1 is part of Infineon's broader portfolio of high-power silicon-controlled rectifiers. It shares naming conventions with variants like T460N22TOF. These modules are designed for robust performance in demanding power electronics environments, representing a specific generation of thyristor technology within the company's historical product line.

SCRs - Modules Replacement Considerations

Public data lists T660N26TOF as a potential replacement option. This substitute offers different voltage and current ratings (2600V, 660A). Engineers must verify mechanical fit and electrical compatibility before substitution.