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STMicroelectronics TYN606RG — Discrete Semiconductors

STMicroelectronics TYN606RG SCR, 600 V, 6 A, TO-220-3

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STMicroelectronics TYN606RG Standard Recovery SCR, 600 V Off-State, 6 A RMS On-State, 70 A / 73 A Non-Repetitive Surge, TO-220-3 Through-Hole, Tube.

$1.5800Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
PackagingTO-220-3
RoHSROHS3 Compliant
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Specifications

TYN606RG specifications
ParameterValue
SCR typeStandard Recovery
MountingThrough Hole
Voltage - off state600 V
Voltage - on state (Vtm)1.6 V
Voltage - gate trigger (Vgt)1.5 V
Current - hold (Ih)30 mA
Current - off state10 µA
Current - gate trigger (Igt)15 mA
Current - on state (It (AV))3.8 A
Current - on state (It (RMS))6 A
Current - non rep. surge 50, 60Hz70A, 73A
Operating temperature-40°C~125°C
PackageTube
CaseTO-220-3

Product details

600 V, 6 A RMS — the load-switching envelope

The TYN606RG is a standard-recovery SCR rated for 600 V off-state blocking and 6 A RMS on-state continuous current. This combination suits it for phase-control circuits in AC line-powered applications — motor speed controllers, heater regulators, and solid-state relay front-ends where the load current stays under 6 A RMS and the peak repetitive voltage does not exceed 600 V. The 70 A / 73 A non-repetitive surge rating (50/60 Hz) covers the inrush from a cold filament or a motor start — the device survives the transient as long as the junction temperature stays within the SOA. The 30 mA hold current and 15 mA gate trigger current are typical for this current class; the control circuit must source at least 15 mA into the gate to latch the SCR on, and the load current must exceed 30 mA to keep it conducting after the gate pulse ends.

TO-220-3 through-hole — board-fit and thermal path

The TO-220-3 package (supplier device package TO-220) is a three-lead through-hole form factor with a metal tab on the back. The 1.6 V max on-state voltage at rated current gives the conduction loss budget: at 6 A RMS, the dissipation is roughly 9.6 W peak, which demands a heatsink for continuous operation above a few amps.

Frequently asked questions

Will TYN606RG drop into a board designed for TYN616RG?

The TYN616RG shares the same TO-220-3 footprint and 600 V off-state rating but is rated for 16 A RMS vs 6 A. The pinout is identical — the TYN606RG will physically fit and function in a TYN616RG socket, but the load current must not exceed 6 A RMS. For a 6 A design, the TYN606RG is the correct BOM line; the TYN616RG is an overrated drop-in if you need headroom.