2N5060 Overview

Powered by 510A at maximum, this device supports on-state current.Rather than emphasizing the current's direction, the RMS current (Irms) describes its average strength.A normal operation of the device requires the RMS on-state current to remain below 0.8A.As this device has a 30V repetitive peak off-state voltage, it has a repeating peak off-state voltage of 30V volts.An electric, electromagnetic, and electronic device holds a current (hypostatic) while in the 'ON' state and can have a current of 5mA.As this thyristor has 1.7V forward voltage, it requires no voltage to get current flowing across it.In insulating conductors, leakage current is an indicator of effectiveness, and its maximal leakage current can be 0.01mA.A gate trigger current is the gate current necessary to switch the device from a blocked (off) state to a unblocked (on) state, and this device has a maximum gate trigger current of 0.2mA mA.

2N5060 Features

its RMS current (Irms) is 800mA
the repetitive peak off-state voltage of this device is 30V
its current can be 5mA
this thyristors has 1.7V forward voltage
its maximal leakage current can be 0.01mA

2N5060 Applications

There are a lot of Central Semiconductor
2N5060 applications of SCRs thyristors.

• DC motor control and drives
• Battery charges
• Welders
• Power converters
• Lighting control
• Heat and temperature control
• Motor starters
• DC motor controls - AC motor controls
• Uninterruptable power supplies
• Wind mill