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Thyristor MCR100-6 – 600V, 0.8A

⚡ MCR100-6 Thyristor – 600V, 0.8A SCR (Silicon-Controlled Rectifier)

The MCR100-6 is a low-power SCR (Thyristor) commonly used in switching, triggering, and control applications. It offers a breakover voltage of 600V and handles currents up to 0.8A, making it ideal for use in signal control, lamp dimmers, motor drivers, and small AC load switching.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Part NumberMCR100-6
TypeSCR (Thyristor)
Repetitive Peak Off-State Voltage (V<sub>DRM</sub>)600V
RMS On-State Current (I<sub>T(RMS)</sub>)0.8A
Peak Surge Current (I<sub>TSM</sub>)10A (8.3ms pulse)
Gate Trigger Voltage (V<sub>GT</sub>)~0.8V
Gate Trigger Current (I<sub>GT</sub>)~200µA – 1mA
Holding Current (I<sub>H</sub>)~2mA
PackageTO-92 (3-pin plastic)

✅ Features

  • 600V voltage tolerance – suitable for AC and DC control

  • 🔋 Low gate current – can be driven directly by logic-level devices

  • 🧠 Perfect for low-current switching, optotriac drivers, and oscillator circuits

  • 🧰 TO-92 package – easy to mount on breadboards or PCBs

  • 💡 Great for hobby, education, and small automation systems

🛠️ Typical Applications

  • 💡 Lamp dimmers and small relay drivers

  • 🔌 Power control for low-voltage devices

  • 📟 Trigger circuits using opto-isolators (e.g., MOC3021)

  • 🔁 Phase angle control in AC circuits

  • 🧪 Electronics learning kits and SCR demonstration

📎 Pinout (TO-92 Package)

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FRONT VIEW _______ | | | | |_______| | | | G A K
  • G – Gate

  • A – Anode

  • K – Cathode

📌 Typical gate resistor: 330Ω to 1kΩ (depends on control voltage)

🎥 YouTube Tutorial

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