1N5376B/TR12

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The 1N5376B/TR12 diode is a Zener diode from the Single category of diodes. It is an economical, fast-acting, single-phase bridge rectifier intended for use in applications such as battery charging and power supplies. This diode is rated for ±15 V operation at 50 W, with a maximum repetition rate of 1 kV, meaning it can be used for applications requiring high surge, or peak, currents.

The main application for the 1N5376B/TR12 diode is AC-DC power conversion. The diode can be used to produce an AC to DC voltage output with either a transformer or voltage regulator. In either case, the diode functions by allowing current to flow in one direction while blocking reverse current.

The working principle of the 1N5376B/TR12 diode is based on a so-called "Zener breakdown" effect. In this effect, an electric field greater than the Zener voltage creates an avalanche breakdown, allowing current to flow in the reverse direction. This reverse current flow produces a high-power, near-rectified and near-constant voltage output.

The main benefit of using the 1N5376B/TR12 diode is that is provides efficient and reliable power conversion from AC to DC. Additionally, it can also be used in applications such as voltage multipliers for improved power delivery. It is also designed to minimize the detrimental effects of diode reverse-bias leakage current, which can cause degraded system performance over time.

In summary, the 1N5376B/TR12 single-phase bridge rectifier from the Single diodes category is suitable for use in high surge applications and AC-DC power conversion. It can be used as a means of producing a near-rectified and near-constant-voltage output through the Zener breakdown effect, allowing for reliable and efficient power reflection. Additionally, it helps to minimize reverse-bias leakage current, ensuring the long-term performance of the system.

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