SCR TESTER


SCR Silicon controlled rectifier TESTER


SCR TESTER CIRCUIT

The Device under test cathode, anode and gate are connected to the unit’s CATHODE, ANODE and GATE terminals, respectively.

scr or Silicon controlled rectifier tester circuit diagram

PARTS LIST
R1 100Ω
R2 100Ω
R3 390Ω
D1 LED
S1 push button normally open switch
S2 push button normally closed switch
BT1 9V BATTERY

Pressing switch S1 feeds a gate current to the DUT (Device Under Test), which triggers it on. Resistor R1 limits the gate current to the appropriate level. Resistor R3 limits the current through the LED to about 20 mA which, with the  current through R2, results in a latching current of about 110 mA. The LED is used to monitor the latching current. IF the DUT is good, once the gate is triggered with S1, the LED will remain light, indicating that the device is conducting. To end the test, turn off the device by interrupting the latching current flow using switch S2. The LED should turn off and remain off. The preceding procedure will work SCRs and Triacs. To check LED and other diodes, connect the anode and cathode leads to the anode and cathode of the diode; LED should light. When the leads are reversed, the LED1 should remain off.

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