BAW156T-7 Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Diodes rectifier circuits are used in many applications ranging from battery charging to high voltage power supplies. A variety of component configurations can be used to create the desired functionality and performance. One such component is the BAW156T-7 Diode Rectifier Array. This device combines seven independent single-stage rectifier diodes that can be used in a variety of applications.

Overview

The BAW156T-7, also known as the DRA7 is an integrated discrete component that consists of seven independent single-stage rectifier diodes within one package. The diodes are connected in anti-parallel to create a bridge rectifier. This allows the device to be connected to AC power sources and enable the rectification process. As with all Rectifier Arrays, the BAW156T-7 is designed to provide a low forward voltage drop. The BAW156T-7 also is designed to be compatible with low voltage, low current applications.

Application Field

The primary application field for the BAW156T-7 is in AC/DC converters. These converters often work with low-voltage, low-current applications and require a bridge rectifier or rectifier array. The BAW156T-7 is also suitable for high-current inverters, battery chargers, and motor controllers. This device can also be used in power supplies, power regulators, solar energy systems, and other applications requiring a single-stage rectifier.

Working Principle

When connected to an AC source, the BAW156T-7 utilizes a bridge rectifier principle to convert the AC input current into a DC output current. This is achieved by the reverse-biased diodes connected in anti-parallel between the AC input and the DC output. The diodes are triggered when voltage exceeds the threshold voltage of the diode. This triggers a surge of current in the diode and prevents current flow in the opposite direction. The rectification process continues until the AC current drops to a low level. The result is a DC current that can be used in the desired application.

Conclusion

The BAW156T-7 is a single-stage rectifier array that provides reliable rectification solutions in AC/DC converters. This device is ideal for low voltage, low current applications, such as power supplies and inverters. Its seven independent diodes connected in anti-parallel are triggered when the input voltage exceeds their threshold voltage and deliver a DC output current. This enables the device to be used in a wide range of applications.

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