S6010DTP SCR 600V 10A TO-252 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The S6010DTP is a Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR) manufactured by Littelfuse Inc., rated for 600V off-state voltage and 10A RMS on-state current in a surface mount TO-252 (DPAK) package. This Standard Recovery SCR is designed for applications requiring controlled rectification and switching in the 600V class. The part is Active status with full RoHS3 compliance and unlimited moisture sensitivity rating (MSL 1).

Equivalent and substitute parts are identified based on matching electrical ratings, package compatibility, and functional characteristics within the 600V SCR family. Substitutes may vary in current ratings, gate sensitivity, and recovery characteristics while maintaining the same voltage class and mounting technology.

Substiute Parts

S6010DTP

Littelfuse Inc.In Stock: 1213S6010DTP Datasheet

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MCR12DCMT4G

Littelfuse Inc.In Stock: 10204MCR12DCMT4G Datasheet

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MCR12DSMT4G

Littelfuse Inc.In Stock: 16834MCR12DSMT4G Datasheet

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MCR8DCMT4G

Littelfuse Inc.In Stock: 10478MCR8DCMT4G Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the S6010DTP is determined by the following criteria:

Mandatory Matching Parameters:

• Voltage - Off State: 600V (all substitutes must maintain this rating)
• Package / Case: TO-252-3 DPAK (physical and electrical compatibility)
• Mounting Type: Surface Mount
• RoHS3 Compliance: Required

Variable Parameters Allowing Substitution:

• Current - On State (It RMS): Substitutes may range from 8A to 12A, provided the application does not exceed the substitute's rated current
• SCR Type: Both Standard Recovery and Sensitive Gate variants are acceptable depending on circuit requirements
• Gate Trigger Characteristics (Vgt, Igt): Variations permitted within the 600V class; Sensitive Gate types feature lower trigger current requirements
• Operating Temperature Range: Substitutes must cover the application's required temperature window

Three substitute parts meet these criteria: MCR12DCMT4G (Standard Recovery, 12A), MCR12DSMT4G (Sensitive Gate, 12A), and MCR8DCMT4G (Standard Recovery, 8A).

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

MCR12DCMT4G (Standard Recovery, 12A): Direct upgrade path for applications requiring higher current capacity. Maintains Standard Recovery characteristics and full -40°C to 125°C operating range. Higher on-state voltage (1.9V vs. 1.6V) and gate trigger current (20mA vs. 15mA) should be evaluated for gate drive circuit compatibility. Suitable for designs with margin on current rating and standard gate drive requirements.

MCR12DSMT4G (Sensitive Gate, 12A): Appropriate for applications with limited gate drive capability. Sensitive Gate design reduces trigger current requirement to 200µA and hold current to 6mA, enabling operation with minimal gate drive power. Operating temperature range limited to -40°C to 110°C; verify application does not exceed this window. REACH Status is Affected; confirm regulatory compliance for end application. Higher current rating (12A) provides design margin.

MCR8DCMT4G (Standard Recovery, 8A): Suitable for applications with current requirements below 10A. Maintains Standard Recovery type and full -40°C to 125°C operating range. Lowest gate trigger current (15µA) among substitutes enables minimal gate drive circuit complexity. On-state voltage (1.8V) and current ratings (8A RMS) should be confirmed adequate for the application load.

All substitutes maintain 600V voltage rating, TO-252 DPAK package compatibility, and RoHS3 compliance. Selection depends on current margin requirements, gate drive circuit design, and operating temperature constraints.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can MCR12DCMT4G replace S6010DTP in all applications? A: MCR12DCMT4G is electrically compatible for applications where the load current does not exceed 10A RMS. The higher on-state voltage (1.9V vs. 1.6V) and gate trigger current (20mA vs. 15mA) must be acceptable to the circuit design. Verify gate drive circuit can supply 20mA trigger current.

Q: What is the difference between Standard Recovery and Sensitive Gate SCR types? A: Standard Recovery SCRs require higher gate trigger current (typically 15-20mA) for reliable firing. Sensitive Gate SCRs require significantly lower trigger current (typically 0.2mA or less), enabling operation with minimal gate drive power. Selection depends on gate drive circuit capability and application requirements.

Q: Is MCR12DSMT4G suitable for high-temperature applications? A: MCR12DSMT4G operates to 110°C maximum, compared to 125°C for S6010DTP and other Standard Recovery substitutes. Applications requiring operation above 110°C must use S6010DTP, MCR12DCMT4G, or MCR8DCMT4G.

Q: Can MCR8DCMT4G be used if the application requires 10A? A: MCR8DCMT4G is rated for 8A RMS maximum. Using it in a 10A application exceeds its rating and is not acceptable. Use MCR12DCMT4G or MCR12DSMT4G for 10A or higher current requirements.

Q: Are all substitutes available in the same packaging format? A: All substitutes use TO-252-3 DPAK surface mount package. MCR12DCMT4G and MCR12DSMT4G are supplied in Tape & Reel (TR) format, while S6010DTP is supplied in Tube format. Verify packaging compatibility with assembly equipment and procurement requirements.

Q: What is the REACH compliance status difference between substitutes? A: S6010DTP, MCR12DCMT4G, and MCR8DCMT4G are REACH Unaffected. MCR12DSMT4G is REACH Affected. Confirm regulatory requirements for the end application and geographic market before selection.