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Bridge rectifiers are groups of diodes arranged in an "H" or "bridge" configuration to provide full-wave rectification of an input voltage or current. A bridge rectifier’s primary function is to take an alternating current (AC) input and convert it into direct current (DC) output. A 682-2 Bridge Rectifier is a type of Bridge Rectifier which uses two diodes, arranged in an "H" shape, to convert AC input power into DC output power. These devices are primarily used for the conversion of alternating current, generated by an AC power AC source, into direct current, allowing for the easy use of conventional electronic devices.

The 682-2 Bridge Rectifier is composed of three basic components: the bridge rectifier itself, the rectifier diode, and the capacitor. The bridge rectifier uses two diodes which alternate the current direction, while the rectifier diode conducts only one direction of current and thereby allows the current to rectify or change direction. The capacitor is used to store electrical energy between the input and the output signals. This allows the alternating current to be converted into direct current with the help of the diodes and capacitor.

Bridge rectifiers are used in many applications, such as power supplies and power conditioning circuits, in order to control the voltage and current loads on the system. They are also commonly used to convert AC power into DC power, allowing devices with AC power supplies to be used with DC components. Furthermore, they are often used in inverters, which convert DC power into AC power. These applications are primarily used in consumer and industrial electronics.

The 682-2 Bridge Rectifier typically has an input voltage of between 80 and 250 volts AC, with the capability to convert AC power into DC power. It typically has an output voltage of between 2-14 volts DC and an output current of between 0.5 to 50 amps. Additionally, it features protection diodes that protect the rectifier from input over-voltage and over-current conditions, allowing it to be used in wide range of environments.

The 682-2 Bridge Rectifier is a versatile device, allowing for the conversion of AC to DC power in many different applications. It can provide protection from input over-voltage and over-current conditions, giving the user the flexibility to use it in a variety of settings. The device is small, lightweight, and cost effective, making it an ideal choice for both consumer and industrial applications.

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