REQ: Info on SCK 058

Dec 13, 2010 4 Replies

I am looking for info on a part from a switching power supply. The legend on it is SCK 058. I think it may been a power thermistor, but I'm not sure of the values. This one is definatly defective, as it has a hole burned through to the outside. I suspect the magic smoke got out.



I have posted a pic at this URL;



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Any info would be greatly appreciated. Usual datasheet searches came up empty.



Thanks,


- Tim -


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I found a reference pdf at

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Thanks anyways.

- Tim -

Email - tempowl@nospam.nbnet.nb.ca (remove the nospam part) And If I Forgot To Mention My Location, I'm In The Fredericton Area

The proper URTL for the datasheet is

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07/2009719171135515.pdf

Hope it helps someone in the future

- Tim -

Email - tempowl@nospam.nbnet.nb.ca (remove the nospam part) And If I Forgot To Mention My Location, I'm In The Fredericton Area

Any number of manufs for Inrush Curreent Limiters eg.

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Just select a similar rated device for any locally available substitute.

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There would be quite a difference between SCK 058 and any of the parts on the data sheet you've referenced. Using their part designation, it would be 5R, 8A.

Perhaps you've misread the number. It will not need a current rating in excess of that supported by the input fuse. The diameter is an indication of surge capacity - larger diameters support larger capacitor sizes at higher line voltage.

RL

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