AS3PG-M3/86A

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• Introduction

  AS3PG-M3/86A is one type of diodes - rectifiers - singledevice. It belongs to a family of devices called single-phase bridge rectifiers. It is commonly used in power supplies, battery chargers, switching regulator circuits, power inverters and manyother applications where temporary or full-wave protection is required.

• Applications

  The AS3PG-M3/86A can be used in power supplies, battery chargers, switching regulator circuits and power inverters, as well as other applications where it is needed to provide temporary or full-wave protection. It is often utilized in these types of applications because of its low on-state voltage drop and low reverse voltage capability. This device can also be used to help reduce power losses in power supplies and other applications, due to its low on-state voltage drop.

• Working Principle

  The AS3PG-M3/86A works on the principle of converting AC voltage input to a DC voltage output. It is a three-terminal device that contains two diodes, a bridge connecting them and a centre-tapped current carrying electrode. When an AC input is supplied to the device, the two diodes conduct alternately in opposite directions providing a full-wave rectified output. The device offers a low on-state voltage drop and low reverse voltage capability. The current flow and voltage drop characteristics also depend upon the type of diode used.

• Conclusion

  The AS3PG-M3/86A is a single-phase bridge rectifier. It can be used in power supplies, battery chargers, switching regulator circuits and power inverters, as well as other applications where it is needed to provide temporary or full-wave protection. The device works on the principle of converting AC voltage input to a DC voltage output. It is capable of offering a low on-state voltage drop and low reverse voltage capability.

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