B250AE-13

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Diodes are electronic components that are used to shape and modulate electrical current. Rectifier diodes, specifically, are designed to direct and control the current in a circuit. Single rectifier diodes are used to convert AC currents of varying voltages into DC currents of uniform voltages. The B250AE-13 single rectifier diode is a widely used electromechanical component for analog and digital circuits.

The B250AE-13 is a single rectifier diode with a maximum forward current of 250mA and a maximum non-repetitive peak reverse voltage of 500V. The diode is a type of axial-leaded diode, with an encapsulated design, meaning it is hermetically sealed in a plastic case. This design provides reliable performance in applications with significant temperature fluctuations and carries a UL94V-0 flammability rating to provide electrical insulation.

The B250AE-13 features a n-type construction with a high maximum reverse power rating of 20W. This diode offers low reverse recovery time (trr) of 10ns, enabling the diode to respond to current changes quickly. The diode is also capable of handling transient over-voltages thanks to its surge capability of 300A (t=1ms).

One of the most important applications for the B250AE-13 is AC/DC conversion. The diode converts alternating currents of varying voltages into a single voltage. The advantage of using a rectifier diode as opposed to a transformer is that it is smaller, lighter and more affordable. In addition, the diode enables manufacturers to easily adjust the output voltage by changing the input voltage. Furthermore, the diode offers greater efficiency than a transformer since it does not require a complex system of windings or a core.

The working principle of the B250AE-13 is based on the rectification process. This process involves the conversion of an AC voltage into a DC voltage by passing it through a semiconductor diode. The anode of the diode is connected to the positive end of the AC voltage while the cathode is connected to the negative end. When the AC voltage is applied to the diode, current passes through it in one direction, producing a DC voltage. This process enables the diode to convert the AC voltage into a uniform DC voltage that can be used in a variety of applications.

The B250AE-13 single rectifier diode is a common electromechanical component used in consumer electronics, power supplies and instrumentation equipment. Its n-type construction and high surge capability make it an excellent choice for circuits that require reliable voltage conversion. Its low reverse recovery time allows it to quickly respond to current changes while its hermetically sealed design ensures reliable performance even in applications with significant temperature fluctuations. This makes it a highly versatile single rectifier diode that is suitable for use in a wide range of applications.

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