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STMicroelectronics' 2N1850 is a Silicon Controlled Rectifier with max. DC Gate Trigger Current of 100mA, Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current of 125A, and Max. On-state Current of 10A. It operates b/w -40 °C to 100°C, suitable for various applications requiring SCR trigger devices with Vgt=3V and Vdrm=500V.
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The high gate trigger current ensures reliable and consistent switching of the SCR, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
The high peak on-state current capability allows the SCR to handle large surge currents transiently, making it suitable for high-power applications.
The high on-state current capability of 10 A enables the SCR to handle moderate to high current loads efficiently.
The low leakage current of 1 mA ensures minimal power loss when the SCR is in the off state, improving overall efficiency.
The high operating temperature range of 100 °C ensures the SCR can be used in a variety of environments without overheating or malfunctioning.
The low minimum operating temperature of -40 °C allows the SCR to function reliably even in cold environments.
The low gate trigger voltage requirement of 3 V simplifies the driving circuit design and enables efficient triggering of the SCR.
The high off-state voltage rating of 500 V allows the SCR to withstand high voltage spikes and surges, making it suitable for industrial applications.
The high holding current capability of 200 mA ensures the SCR remains in the on state even when the gate signal is removed, providing stable operation.
Silicon Controlled Rectifiers (SCR) 2N1850 attributes and parameters. Explore more Silicon Controlled Rectifiers (SCR) devices from STMicroelectronics
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2N1850 Triggering Devices trade compliance attributes, and parameters.
ECCN
EAR99
ECCN Governance
EAR
NSN
5961-00-241-1418, 5961002411418, 5961-00-308-9989, 5961003089989
NIIN
002411418, 003089989
STMicroelectronics is a global leader in the semiconductor manufacturing industry, with over 35 years of experience providing innovative and advanced technologies for customers around the world. Headquartered in Netherlands, STMicroelectronics has more than 51,323 employees worldwide and operates across 32 countries all over Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas. The company’s portfolio includes integrated circuits, discrete components, application-specific standard products, and computer chipsets. STMicroelectronics serves a wide range of industries such as automotive, consumer markets, healthcare and industrial applications.
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Castelletto
Fabrication
Fab Initiation
1968
Italy
Wafer Capacity
SGFAB AMK 6
2000
Singapore
29,000
AG200
Agrate Brianza
14,000
RST 8
France
Rousset
35,000
Crolles 1
1993
Crolles
30,000
Crolles 2-ext. mod 5
Crolles 2-ext. mod 2
2022
Crolles 2-ext. mod 3
2023
Crolles 2
2004
28,000
1985
SiC Fab
2006
Sweden
Norrköping
10,000
Fab 3
2005
Tours
2,000
Fab 1 & Fab 2
1978
55,000
Fab 2
1997
Catania
SGFAB-AMK 6E
2003
145,000
SGFAB-AMJ 9
1984
152,000
AG300 (R3)
1980
25,000
1987
34,000
AG300
2024
Crolles 2-ext. mod 1
2020
Fab 1 6-inch fab
2013
11,000
SiC 6-inch line
2021
2,500
200mm GaN
2018
SGFAB-AMK 8
2001
Crolles 2- JV Fab
SGFAB-AMK 6
2016
38,125
SGFAB-AMK 2E
2010
20,000
Silicon Carbide A.B.
SiC wafer/EPI Fab
SiC Device Fab
2025
2N2222A
Microsemi
NPN; Configuration: SINGLE; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum Collector Current (IC): .8 A; Minimum DC Current Gain (hFE): 30; No. of Elements: 1;
BSS138
Inter F E T
N-CHANNEL; Configuration: SINGLE WITH BUILT-IN DIODE; Surface Mount: YES; Maximum Power Dissipation (Abs): .36 W; Terminal Finish: TIN LEAD; Package Body Material: PLASTIC/EPOXY;
LM358N
Freescale Semiconductor
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;
OPA2277UA
Burr-Brown Corporation
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: INDUSTRIAL; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Code: SOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;
Solid State Devices
NPN; Configuration: SINGLE; Surface Mount: NO; Nominal Transition Frequency (fT): 300 MHz; Maximum Power Dissipation (Abs): .5 W; Maximum Collector Current (IC): .8 A;
BAV99W-7-F
Diodes Incorporated
Diodes Incorporated BAV99W-7-F is a fast recovery rectifier diode with 2 elements in series connected, center tap configuration. It has a max reverse recovery time of 0.004 us and can handle a max output current of 0.15 A. Ideal for applications requiring fast switching capabilities and operating temperatures ranging from -65 to 150 °C.
BAV99
National Semiconductor
RECTIFIER DIODE; Terminal Position: DUAL; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 3; Surface Mount: YES; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;
LM107H/883C
Rochester Electronics
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: MILITARY; Terminal Form: WIRE; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Shape: ROUND; Package Equivalence Code: CAN8,.2;
Boca Semiconductor
LL4148
General Semiconductor
RECTIFIER DIODE; Terminal Position: END; Terminal Form: WRAP AROUND; No. of Terminals: 2; Surface Mount: YES; Package Shape: ROUND;
Semtech Electronics
LM555CN
PULSE; RECTANGULAR; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: NO;
1N4148WS
Panjit International
RECTIFIER DIODE; Terminal Position: DUAL; Terminal Form: FLAT; No. of Terminals: 2; Surface Mount: YES; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;
MBRS130LT3G
Onsemi
MBRS130LT3G by Onsemi is a Schottky rectifier diode with a max output current of 1A and forward voltage of 0.445V. It operates b/w -65 to 125°C, has a reverse test voltage of 30V, and is ideal for power applications due to its small outline package style.
KSZ9031RNXIC
Microchip Technology
KSZ9031RNXIC by Microchip Technology is a network interface chip with 1 transceiver. It operates at a data rate of 1000 Mbps and has a nominal voltage of 1.2V. This chip is commonly used in industrial applications requiring Ethernet connectivity.
NE555D
Fairchild Semiconductor
PULSE; RECTANGULAR; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Code: SOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: YES;
1N4148WT
Good-ark Electronics
Changzhou Galaxy Century Microelectronics
RECTIFIER DIODE; Terminal Position: DUAL; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 2; Surface Mount: YES; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;
Rfe International
2N7002
Vishay Siliconix
N-CHANNEL; Configuration: SINGLE; Surface Mount: YES; No. of Elements: 1; Terminal Form: GULL WING; Qualification: Not Qualified;
2N690
General Electric Solid State
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Minimum Critical Rate of Rise of Off-state Voltage: 30 V/us; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 150 A; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 600 V; Maximum Operating Temperature: 100 Cel;
2N5062G
2N5062G by Onsemi is a SCR with max DC gate trigger current of 0.2mA, non-repetitive peak on-state current of 10A, and max on-state current of 0.51A. It is used in applications requiring reliable switching capabilities at temperatures ranging from -40 to 110°C.
2N2323A
Digitron Semiconductors
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: .075 mA; Maximum Holding Current: 3 mA; JESD-609 Code: e0;
2N6565
Semiconductors
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 400 V; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel; Maximum Holding Current: 10 mA; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 6 A;
CS45-12IO1
IXYS Corporation
SCR; Package Style (Meter): FLANGE MOUNT; Surface Mount: NO; Terminal Position: SINGLE; Configuration: SINGLE; Case Connection: ANODE;
TIC126D-S
Bourns
Bourns TIC126D-S is a Silicon Controlled Rectifier with 20mA DC Gate Trigger Current, 100A Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current, and 7.5A Max On-state Current. It operates b/w -40°C to 110°C and has a max gate trigger voltage of 1.5V. Ideal for applications requiring precise current control in industrial electronics.
JANTX2N2324
Aeroflex/metelics
JANTX2N2324 by Aeroflex/metelics is a silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) with a max DC gate trigger current of 350 mA. It has a single configuration and comes in a round package shape with wire terminals. This SCR is commonly used in military applications as it meets the MIL-19500/276F reference standard.
MCR100-8
Taiwan Semiconductor
SCR; Package Style (Meter): CYLINDRICAL; Surface Mount: NO; Terminal Position: BOTTOM; Configuration: SINGLE; No. of Terminals: 3;
40TPS12PBF
International Rectifier
SCR; Package Style (Meter): FLANGE MOUNT; Surface Mount: NO; Terminal Position: SINGLE; Configuration: SINGLE; No. of Terminals: 3;
2N2323
Raytheon Semiconductor
SCR; Package Style (Meter): CYLINDRICAL; Surface Mount: NO; Terminal Position: BOTTOM; Configuration: SINGLE; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: .2 mA;
MCC501-14IO2
Silicon Controlled Rectifiers;
TD240N18SOFHPSA1
Infineon Technologies
Infineon's TD240N18SOFHPSA1 is a 240A SCR with 1.52V max on-state voltage, 145mA DC gate trigger current, and 5200A non-repetitive peak on-state current. Ideal for applications requiring high power switching like industrial motor drives or power supplies.
T627022554DN
Powerex
Powerex T627022554DN SCR has 150mA DC Gate Trigger Current, 4500A Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current, and 400A Max On-state Current. Ideal for high-power applications requiring precise current control in industrial machinery and power electronics.
2N685A
Texas Instruments
2N685A by Texas Instruments is a Silicon Controlled Rectifier with 40mA DC Gate Trigger Current, 250A Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current, and 18A Max On-state Current. It operates b/w -60 to 125°C and has a Max DC Gate Trigger Voltage of 3V. Ideal for applications requiring precise current control in electronic circuits.
2N1597
Artesyn Technologies
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 200 V; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 10 mA; Terminal Finish: Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb); Maximum On-state Voltage: 2 V;
MCR8DSMT4G
MCR8DSMT4G by Onsemi is a Silicon Controlled Rectifier with 600V repetitive peak reverse voltage and 90A non-repetitive peak on-state current. It has a max DC gate trigger current of 0.2mA, making it suitable for applications requiring high power control in industrial settings. The SCR comes in a surface-mount package with gull wing terminals, operating b/w -40°C to 110°C.
SKT10/08D
Semikron International
SKT10/08D by Semikron International is a single SCR with 10A max on-state current, 250A non-repetitive peak on-state current, and 800V repetitive peak reverse voltage. It is used in applications requiring high power control such as industrial motor drives and power supplies.
2N5062
Central Semiconductor
TZ530N36KOF
Eupec & Kg
SCR; Package Style (Meter): FLANGE MOUNT; Surface Mount: NO; Terminal Position: UNSPECIFIED; Configuration: SINGLE; Case Connection: ISOLATED;
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2N1848B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 75 mA; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage: 3.5 V; Minimum Operating Temperature: -65 Cel; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 150 A;
2N1847B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage: 3.5 V; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 150 A; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 75 mA; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel;
2N1850B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Minimum Operating Temperature: -65 Cel; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 75 mA; Maximum Leakage Current: 1 mA; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 150 A;
2N1846B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage: 3.5 V; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 200 V; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 75 mA;
2N1844B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 150 A; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 75 mA; Maximum On-state Current: 13 A;
2N1842B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum On-state Current: 13 A; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 25 V; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage: 3.5 V; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel;
2N1849B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum On-state Current: 13 A; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 150 A; Minimum Operating Temperature: -65 Cel; Maximum Leakage Current: 1 mA;
2N1843B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 50 V; Minimum Operating Temperature: -65 Cel; Maximum On-state Current: 13 A; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 75 mA;
2N1845B
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum Leakage Current: 1 mA; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 150 V; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage: 3.5 V; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 150 A;
2N1849A
STMicroelectronics
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel; Minimum Operating Temperature: -65 Cel; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 150 mA; Minimum Critical Rate of Rise of Off-state Voltage: 30 V/us;
2N1846A
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 125 A; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 150 mA; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel; Minimum Critical Rate of Rise of Off-state Voltage: 30 V/us;
2N1850A
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 150 mA; Maximum On-state Current: 10 A; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage: 3.7 V; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel;
2N1846
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Minimum Operating Temperature: -40 Cel; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 200 V; Maximum Operating Temperature: 100 Cel; Maximum Holding Current: 200 mA;
2N1843A
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Minimum Critical Rate of Rise of Off-state Voltage: 30 V/us; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 50 V; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage: 3.7 V; Minimum Operating Temperature: -65 Cel;
2N1844A
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum On-state Current: 10 A; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel; Minimum Operating Temperature: -65 Cel; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 125 A;
2N1844
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 100 V; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 100 mA; Minimum Critical Rate of Rise of Off-state Voltage: 30 V/us; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 125 A;
2N1848
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 300 V; Maximum On-state Current: 10 A; Minimum Operating Temperature: -40 Cel; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 125 A;
2N1848A
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 125 A; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 150 mA; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 300 V; Maximum Operating Temperature: 125 Cel;
2N1849
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Current: 100 mA; Minimum Critical Rate of Rise of Off-state Voltage: 30 V/us; Maximum On-state Current: 10 A; Repetitive Peak Off-state Voltage: 400 V;
2N1850
Harris Semiconductor
SCR; Surface Mount: NO; Minimum Operating Temperature: -40 Cel; Non Repetitive Peak On-state Current: 125 A; Maximum On-state Current: 10 A; Maximum DC Gate Trigger Voltage: 3 V;
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