BAT46W-G3-18

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The BAT46W-G3-18 is a single diode rectifier with an optimized product range, making it more suitable for a variety of applications. It is a high-performance rectifier with a maximum reverse current leakage of just 10nA, an optimized on-state voltage and current, and improved durability. It is suitable for applications such as low-voltage converters and reverse-charge protection.

Features

• High-performance rectifier with a maximum reverse leakage current of just 10nA
• Low on-state voltage and current
• Robust structure
• High surge capability
• Easy to install and maintain

Application

• Low-voltage, low-power switching regulation
• Reversed-charge protection
• Pulse-width modulation control, etc.

Working Principle

The BAT46W-G3-18 operates on the principle of rectification, which is the conversion of alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). The device is composed of two electrodes, an anode and a cathode, and two terminals, a positive terminal and a negative terminal. When a voltage higher than the rectifier\'s reverse breakdown voltage is applied across the two terminals, the anode and cathode change sides and the rectifier starts conducting. As current flows from the positive terminal to the negative one, a diode junction is formed across the two electrodes, preventing current from flowing in the opposite direction. The device also benefits from a large allowable forward current, meaning that surge currents can also be passed through the device.

Conclusion

The BAT46W-G3-18 is a single diode rectifier, with a maximum reverse leakage current of just 10nA, optimized on-state voltage and current, and improved durability. It is suitable for applications such as low-voltage converters and reverse-charge protection, as well as other applications such as pulse-width modulation control. The device works on the principle of rectification, where AC is converted to DC and a diode junction is formed across the two electrodes, preventing current from flowing in the opposite direction. The device has a large allowable forward current, allowing it to handle surge current.

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