T830N12TOFXPSA1

SCRs - Modules Overview

The T830N12TOFXPSA1 is a silicon-controlled rectifier module manufactured by Infineon Technologies. It belongs to the SCR modules category and utilizes silicon technology. The component features a TO-200AA package style, often described as disk button or surface mount in distributor listings, designed for base mounting applications. It is classified under thyristors and supports phase control thyristor functions.

SCRs - Modules Feature Summary

• High blocking stability characteristic of Infineon eco block modules
• Guaranteed short-circuit failure function for enhanced reliability
• Single SCR structure within a robust TO-200AA package

SCRs - Modules Applications

• Phase control thyristor circuits
• Industrial power conversion systems
• Applications requiring high short-circuit robustness

SCRs - Modules Procurement Notes

This component is officially obsolete and no longer manufactured by Infineon Technologies. Procurement must focus on available substitute part numbers rather than new production units. Verify compatibility with existing designs when selecting direct replacements from the manufacturer's current portfolio to ensure electrical and mechanical fit.

SCRs - Modules Selection Notes

Engineers should prioritize the T830N14TOFXPSA1 as a direct substitute due to its similar specifications and availability. Consider thermal management requirements associated with the TO-200AA package. Review the latest Infineon power and sensing guide for updated module options that meet modern efficiency and reliability standards for phase control applications.

SCRs - Modules Part Context

The T830N12TOFXPSA1 is part of Infineon's broader thyristor and SCR module lineup. It shares design principles with other eco block modules emphasizing high blocking stability and guaranteed short-circuit behavior. This product line serves critical industrial applications where robust power switching is essential.

SCRs - Modules Replacement Considerations

The T830N14TOFXPSA1 is listed as a direct available substitute. Ensure voltage ratings and current capabilities align with the original design requirements before implementation.