2P4M SCR: Datasheet, Pin and Circuit
2P4M is a solid-state semiconductor device called Thyristor or SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier). This article is going to introduce a pin diagram, datasheet, circuit, replacements, and more details about 2P4M SCR. Furthermore, there is a huge range of semiconductors, capacitors, resistors, and ICs in stock. Welcome your RFQ!

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What is 2P4M SCR?
2P4M is a Thyristor or SCR, which is a solid-state semiconductor device (Silicon Controlled Rectifier). The device is designed to have extremely sensitive trigger levels, making it ideal for applications with limited gate currents.
2P4M is mostly utilized in applications with limited gate currents, such as capacitive discharge ignitions, motor control in kitchen appliances, and overvoltage protection in low-power supply. Low voltage AC rectifier and RMS voltage controller applications also employ the device.
2P4M Pinout
This is a 3-terminal semiconductor device. The 3 terminals are Anode, Cathode, and Gate. The 2P4M SCR pin configuration/pin diagram is illustrated in the figure below.

2P4M Pinout
| Pin | Name | Function |
| 1 | Cathode | Connected to neutral |
| 2 | Gate | The low voltage trigger pulse is given to this pin to turn ON the SCR |
| 3 | Anode | Connected to Load |
2P4M SCR Features
The less holding current distribution provides free application design
Peak reverse blocking voltage: 500V
Peak on-state current: 2A
Peak gate current: 0.2A
Peak gate reverse voltage: 6V
Operating junction temperature range: -40ºC to +125ºC
Storage temperature range: -55ºC to +150ºC
2P4M SCR Applications
Electric blanket, Electronic jar, various temperature control
Electric sewing machine, Speed control of miniature type motor
Light display equipment, Lamp dimmer such as a display for entertainment.
Automatic gas lighter, Battery charger
Solid-state static switches
Light dimmer
Battery chargers
Motor controllers
Capacitor discharge ignition
Different temperature-controlled devices
AC rectifiers
Equivalents for 2P4M SCR
SN102, TIC206D, BT169, TYN604, 2N1596, 2N1595
How to Use 2P4M SCR
The application with a simple circuit diagram using the 2P4M SCR is illustrated in the figure below. The components required for this application circuit of the device are 2P4M SCR, Buttons -2, Resistors & Voltage source.

2P4M SCR Circuit
The DC voltage source is depicted as V1 in the circuit diagram above, as is the gate voltage, which represents the trigger voltage at the device's gate.
The load resistor is connected to the SCR in series.
By default, when button B2 is pressed, it closes and breaks the circuit.
The load is linked to the SCR's anode terminal.
The SCR's cathode terminal is connected to the source's opposite end.
The button B1 is not pressed in the beginning, and the SCR is in a non-conducting condition due to the lack of gate voltage. The total voltage drop across the device appears when Vg=0V or no trigger is applied to the SCR's gate terminal, and the voltage at the load is 0V (Vload=0V). This is depicted in the graph above. This condition is maintained until a voltage pulse is applied to the device's gate. Only when button B1 is pushed is this state feasible.
Consider the case where button B1 is touched at time T1. The 2P4M SCR conducts in this state, and the total voltage appears across the load, as shown in the graph above. The SCR is triggered ON and remains in the conducting mode due to the DC power source. Even if the gate voltage is removed once the SCR is triggered, the device conducts.
The current flowing through the 2P4M SCR should now be '0' for some time in order to recover the device in a high resistance state. When the current is '0' or cuts off, the device's stored charge is dissipated, allowing it to return to its initial state, which is forward blocking.
The button B2 should be pressed to bring the current flowing through the device to '0.' The circuit loop is broken and the current flowing in the gadget becomes '0' when button B2 is pressed once. As a result, the voltage across the load drops to zero, and the device begins to restore its condition, as seen in the graph above. This is because when the B2 is hit, the loop breaks.

2P4M SCR Waveform
The gadget stops the forward DC voltage and waits for the trigger voltage once you release button B2 (gate pulse). Until the button B2 is touched, the load voltage will be '0.' The load voltage after the first and second trigger pulses is shown in the graph above. This cycle of triggering and breaking continues.
2P4M SCR Dimensions

2P4M SCR Dimensions
2P4M SCR Manufacturer
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What is the current and voltage rating of SCR 2P4M?
The 2P4M to 2P6M is P-gate all diffused plastic molded type SCR granted average on-state current 2 Amps (Tc 77 with rated voltages up to 600 volts.
What is the use of 2P4M?
2P4M is used in applications where gate currents are limited, such as capacitive discharge ignitions, motor control in kitchen aids, and over-voltage protection in low power supplies. The device is also used in low voltage AC rectifier and RMS voltage controller applications.
How does SCR control motor speed?
SCR control is the most basic speed control available. Very simply, it places a single SCR in series with the DC motor's armature winding as shown in Figure 1A. This converts the AC into DC by simply blocking the negative half cycle of the AC sine wave.
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