2KBP01M-10E4/51

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Diodes, specifically bridge rectifiers, are electronic components that are formed with a series of two sets of a minimum of two diodes. When the AC voltage is applied to the terminals of the rectifier, it results in a unidirectional current flow in the load. This is known as a half-wave rectifier and is the most common type of diode bridge rectifier. For more efficient rectification, it is common to use a full-wave rectifier, which requires a minimum of four diodes. The 2KBP01M-10E4/51 is a full-wave rectifier with four diodes in a 2 x 2 configuration.

The 2KBP01M-10E4/51 is a bridge rectifier intended for use in a variety of applications, including AC-DC power supplies, power inverters, motor drives, and LED lighting. It has a bridge voltage rating of 1000 volts and a bridge current rating of 1 amp, making it ideal for applications that require high power. It also has a forward voltage drop of 1.0V and a surge current rating of 10A, making it suitable for both low and high current applications.

The most important application field of the 2KBP01M-10E4/51 is in AC-DC power supplies. The rectifier converts an alternating current (AC) input voltage into a direct current (DC) output voltage. This output voltage can then be regulated using an additional power supply control circuit to provide a stable voltage to the load. In addition, the rectifier is also used in power inverters to provide a DC voltage from an AC source, and in motor drives for reversing the direction of rotation. Finally, the 2KBP01M-10E4/51 can also be used in LED lighting applications.

The 2KBP01M-10E4/51 is a full-wave diode bridge rectifier, meaning that it can provide full-wave rectification by rectifying both the positive and negative portions of the AC input. In a full-wave rectifier, the four inner diodes are arranged in a closed loop, allowing the current to flow in both directions. The diodes are also arranged in a bridge configuration, meaning that the anode of one diode is connected to the cathode of the adjacent diode, allowing the current to flow through two distinct paths in opposite directions. When the AC voltage is applied to the terminals of the rectifier, it allows for the current to flow through only one of the two paths and thus creates a unidirectional current. This unidirectional current is then used to power the load in the desired direction.

In summary, the 2KBP01M-10E4/51 is an AC-DC full-wave bridge rectifier with four diodes in a bridge configuration. The device has a 1000V bridge voltage rating, 1A bridge current rating, 1.0V forward voltage drop and 10A surge current rating, making it suitable for a variety of applications, including power supplies, inverters, motor drives and LED lighting. The bridge rectifier can convert an AC voltage into a DC voltage, allowing for the unidirectional power of the load in the desired direction.

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