BR35005-G

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A bridge rectifier consists of four diodes, connected so that the circuit can rectify alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). The BR35005-G bridge rectifier is one of the components that make up the bridge rectifier and is a general-purpose component which is used in various applications. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the BR35005-G bridge rectifier.

The BR35005-G is suitable for small power applications. It has a wide operating range from - 65C to + 150C and can handle current up to 5A. The BR35005-G has a low forward voltage of 1.1V and a maximum reverse voltage of 50V. It also has a high surge current rating of 7.5A and is also shock and vibration proof. Due to these features, the BR35005-G is ideal for use in many different applications, such as: switching power supplies, DC/DC converters, switching amplifiers, battery chargers, and thermal protection devices.

The BR35005-G bridge rectifier works by allowing current to flow in only one direction. It utilizes the “forward bias” of the diodes, which is when the anode is connected to a power source, such as a battery, and the cathode is connected to a load. This enables current to flow only in the direction of the load, converting AC to DC. The four diodes form a bridge, which creates two distinct paths for the current, allowing current to flow in both directions and preventing it from flowing back through the power source. As the current passes through the bridge rectifier, the AC signal is converted to a DC signal.

The BR35005-G bridge rectifier is suitable for many different applications, due to its wide operating temperature range and ability to handle high currents. It is also a reliable component, as it is shock and vibration proof. The BR35005-G is an effective and efficient way to convert AC to DC and is used in many different electronic devices and systems.

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