1N6864

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1N6864 is a novel rectifier diode. Now-a-days it is widely used for power conversion and rectification of high power AC signal from power line to DC signal. This diode can withstand up to 1000V surge voltage and has a peak repetitive reverse voltage up to 2000V. It is widely used in power systems, telecommunication systems and various other devices which require high-current and high-voltage power conversion.

Application Field

The 1N6864 is widely used in converting high-voltage and high-current AC signals to low-voltage and low-current DC signals. This can be used in many power system applications such as renewable energy systems, home and industry automation, telecom power supplies and many more. The diode can also be used in rectifiers, switching power supplies, inverters, motor drives and other electrical applications which require a high surge current and a stable operating voltage.

Working Principle

The 1N6864 works by rectifying the alternated AC signals to a direct current. It consists of two junctions which work inversely to each other. The anode junction is the one which deals with the forward bias current and can withstand up to 1000V surge voltage. The cathode junction deals with the reversed bias current and can withstand up to 2000V peak repetitive reverse voltage. The two junctions will convert the AC signal to a stable DC output. The junction also helps protect the device in high power applications as it can withstand voltage and current surges.

When an AC voltage is applied to the 1N6864 diode a new electric field is created inside the PN junction. The electric field moves the electrons and the holes from the junction to the anode and the cathode respectively. Upon twisting of the contacting point the electric filed is reversed; and the holes and the electrons are back to original junction. Thus, the alternating electric field between anode and cathode will cause a rectification process in the second junction and the current will be converted to DC as the output.

In conclusion, the 1N6864 is a rectifier diode that can convert high-voltage, high-current AC signals to low-voltage, low-current DC signals, which is widely used in different power system applications. The diode is designed to protect against voltage and current surges and can withstand up to 1000V surge voltage and up to 2000V peak repetitive reverse voltage.

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