MSC 03906GRF - 0043 Datasheet Request

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The discussion revolves around a request for a datasheet for the electronic device labeled "MSC 03906GRF - 0043," which is a machine control unit. Participants express difficulty in finding information online and speculate that the device may be a triac or an SCR based on its symbol. There is a request for more details, such as a schematic or physical characteristics of the device, to aid in identification. Suggestions include testing the device to confirm its function and comparing it with standard SCR symbols. The conversation highlights the challenges of identifying obscure electronic components without proper documentation.
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Help.. datasheet please

Hello Everyone...
I got this electronic device of a machine control unit, I can't manage to find any information about this device. The label says " MSC 03906GRF - 0043 ", the symbol of the device is attached, please if anyone has any information or where to get datasheets you will really help me... thanks a lot for you time.

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Yeah, google wasn't very helpful. It kind of looks like a triac, which would fit with the machine control aspect, but the symbol looks a little messed up. Can you show us more of the schematic?
 
Well i have no schematic... I was asked to find out some info about this device.. I looked everywhere but i couldn't find anything, i checked my electronic devices & design books... My uni. notes... i couldn't find anything similar to it.. Iv never seen such symbol.. Anyways, Thank you berkeman for the reply... & Id be thankfull if anyone can give me any hint about it... Thanks Alot
 
My best guess would be an SCR. We could probably tell you for sure if we seen how it is placed in the schematic.
 
Yeah, a badly drawn SCR or triac. Schnitzer, do you have a real example of the physical device? If so, how many connections does it have? How big is it? Can you do a little testing on it to see if it acts like an SCR? If so, then somebody just botched the schematic symbol, and the top output line should be coaxial with the bottom anode input line. Check out what a real SCR symbol looks like, and test the device if you can.
 
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