The stats are the same except for the Peak Off-State Voltage. 5060 is 30V 5064 is 200V. I'm assuming that would mean the 5064 is just more robust. Anyone know if they are suitable replacement (kind of like a 4007 will work for a 4004 in most applications...)
They are in the same family and share the same pinout. Tayda has the 5064s in stock so I figured I might grab some for future repairs, don't need many. I have some 5060s I'll put to use but like to have some when I run out and I just happen to have a Tayda order coming, plus they have a 15% code GOODBYE2013 good till Dec 12.
Quoted from Marc:My supplier doesn't stock 5060's anymore, just 5064's. They are a suitable replacement and what I've been using for years.
Ditto.
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MCR100 is a good sub as well. They are 0.8A 400v
http://www.taydaelectronics.com/scrs/mcr100-scr-0-8a-400v-200ua-to-92-mcr100l-6-ad.html
Dredging up this old thread because I’m repairing a Bally lamp board that had some bad transistors.
In testing the new 2N5064RLRAG transistors bought from Tayda awhile back I get the expected 0.63x with red lead on the center (gate) and black lead on the left (cathode).
When I reverse the leads I do not get the 1.18x that the working original 2N5060’s on the board give me. I get ‘OL’ for all the new 2N5064.
Pinouts are supposedly the same for both transistors. Center with black and red on right gives ‘OL’ as well.
Thoughts?
IMG_1649 (resized).jpegIMG_1650 (resized).jpegQuoted from emsrph:Dredging up this old thread because I’m repairing a Bally lamp board that had some bad transistors.
In testing the new 2N5064RLRAG transistors bought from Tayda awhile back I get the expected 0.63x with red lead on the center (gate) and black lead on the left (cathode).
When I reverse the leads I do not get the 1.18x that the working original 2N5060’s on the board give me. I get ‘OL’ for all the new 2N5064.
Pinouts are supposedly the same for both transistors. Center with black and red on right gives ‘OL’ as well.
Thoughts?[quoted image][quoted image]
In circuit vs out of circuit possibly?
Seems odd, but try one.
After you've cleaned the holes from the failed part, simply jam a "ta-da" part into the holes and test. No need to solder for the test.
They should have been shipped in anti-static bags too. Oh well.
If you those are counterfeit, LMK. I can send you some.
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Quoted from RC_like_the_cola:In circuit vs out of circuit possibly?
Thx RC_like_the_cola and
ChrisHibler Yes, soldered the new one in and tested forward and backward as it’s supposed to.
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