2N682

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2N682 (Stud Version) — Part of the 2N68x–2N69x High-Reliability SCR Family

The 2N682 is a high-reliability silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) housed in a TO-48 / TO-208AA stud-mount metal package, engineered for dependable power control and switching in demanding industrial, aerospace, and defense environments. It is a member of the 2N68x–2N69x family of reverse-blocking SCRs (2N681–2N692), offering a range of voltage ratings to meet diverse power application needs.

The 2N682 provides a repetitive peak off-state voltage (V_DRM / V_RRM) of approximately 500 V, an RMS on-state current of 25 A, and a non-repetitive surge current up to 150 A. Devices are available as standard 2N682 or qualified to JAN / JANTX standards per MIL-PRF-19500/108, ensuring outstanding reliability and consistent performance under extreme conditions.

How It Works

When a gate signal is applied, the SCR conducts current from anode to cathode and remains on until current drops below the holding current. This makes it ideal for controlled rectification, power regulation, and switching.

Pin Configuration

  • Anode – threaded stud (mount)

  • Cathode – main terminal lead

  • Gate – control input

Applications

  • Military and aerospace power systems

  • Industrial motor control and power drives

  • Power conversion and rectification systems

  • Pulse discharge and timing circuits

  • High-reliability energy systems

Pros & Cons

Pros: Rugged stud design, efficient heat dissipation, JAN-qualified reliability, high surge handling.
Cons: Requires moderate gate drive current, slower switching than modern MOSFET/IGBTs.

 

Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage VRRM:50
Peak Repetitive Off-State Voltage VDRM:50
Average On-State Current IAVA:16
Max Off-State Current IRRM,IDRMmA:6.5
Peak Non-Repetitive Surge Current ITSM @ Ipp AMPS:150
Gate Trigger Voltage VGTV:2
Gate Trigger Current IGTmA:40
Peak On-State Voltage VTM:2
Holding Current IHmA:20
Package:TO-48