B260A-13 Discrete Semiconductor Products

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B260A-13 is a single-phase, low-voltage, full-wave bridge rectifier. The bridge rectifier contains four diodes in a bridge circuit configuration, making it suitable for converting AC power to DC power. The B260A-13 has a peak repetitive reverse voltage (PRV) of 400 Volts (V) and an average rectified forward current of 13 A.

The B260A-13 is widely used in a variety of applications, including water heaters, security systems, solar panels, and electric motors. In a water heater application, the B260A-13 can be used to convert standard household AC power to DC power, providing the necessary voltage and current to power the heater elements. In a security system, the B260A-13 can be used to convert an alarm’s AC power to DC power, which is then used to power the alarm components. Similarly, the B260A-13 can be used in solar panel applications to convert AC power from the sun to DC power that can be used to power home electronics. Finally, the B260A-13 can also be used in electric motors, like electric fans and window AC units, to convert AC power from the electrical grid to DC power, providing the necessary voltage and current to power the motor.

The B260A-13 works by converting AC power to DC power through a simple but effective process. First, the AC power is applied across the diode bridge. As the voltage reverses direction, the two diodes in the bridge fire alternately, allowing current to pass through the bridge to create a DC power. As the current is blocked on the half-cycles that don’t provide forward voltage, a full-wave rectified signal is produced. This rectified signal can be used to directly power DC loads. Additionally, the B260A-13 can be used in conjunction with capacitive filters to produce a DC output with much less ripple voltage.

The B260A-13 is a versatile component used in a wide variety of applications, from water heaters to electric motors. Its ability to convert AC power to DC power makes it an ideal component for many electronic systems. With its peak repetitive reverse voltage of 400V and average forward current of 13A, the B260A-13 provides the necessary voltage and current for a variety of DC applications.

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