Anyone know more about analogue electronics than I do know if measuring the same resistance and voltage drop (diode test) in either direction accross the gate and cathode of an SCR ok?
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Anyone know more about analogue electronics than I do know if measuring the same resistance and voltage drop (diode test) in either direction accross the gate and cathode of an SCR ok?
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Anyone know more about analogue electronics than I do know if measuring the same resistance and voltage drop (diode test) in either direction accross the gate and cathode of an SCR ok?
@crashtestdev does it have a shunt resistor across it? what are you getting? If its the removed part, thats not good.
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Anyone know more about analogue electronics than I do know if measuring the same resistance and voltage drop (diode test) in either direction accross the gate and cathode of an SCR ok?
@crashtestdev (not an expert) but I think I’d expect two junction drops from anode to cathode and one from gate to cathode?
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@crashtestdev does it have a shunt resistor across it? what are you getting? If its the removed part, thats not good.
@RueNahcMohr No resistor, 0.1v drop measured in both directions, and tested removed out of circuit
(edit: thank you for helping!)
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@RueNahcMohr No resistor, 0.1v drop measured in both directions, and tested removed out of circuit
(edit: thank you for helping!)
@crashtestdev I'm sorry, thats not a semiconductor anymore
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@crashtestdev (not an expert) but I think I’d expect two junction drops from anode to cathode and one from gate to cathode?
@crashtestdev @ret Yeah 0.1V seems too low for any kind of unpowered silicon gate. I’d say that’s blown.
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@crashtestdev I'm sorry, thats not a semiconductor anymore
@crashtestdev would you like any help finding a replacement?
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