BY206GP-E3/73

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

BY206GP-E3/73 is a diode belonging to the device class of single rectifiers. It is used mainly as rectifying components in power supplies and other equipment applications. A rectifier is defined as any electronic device that converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). A single rectifier is able to provide a single directional current to a specified electrical system, such as a power supply. The BY206GP-E3/73 diode is a planar type diode and has a package size of SMD (small-medium-package) which provides high reliability, reduced power losses and better heat dissipation. This device is typically used in applications such as automotive, computer and telecom systems.

The BY206GP-E3/73 rectifier is a fast-recovery type diode. The fast-recovery type refers to the fact that the diode is able to recover quickly when over current occurs. This device is able to handle a maximum load current of 30A and a surge current of 60A. The forward voltage of this rectifier is 1.25V and the reverse recovery time is 15ns, meaning that it is able to transfer currents at a higher speed with less losses compared to standard rectifiers. The average forward current of this rectifier is also higher than a standard rectifier, making it very suitable for use in power systems that require a high level of power fow.

The most important feature of the BY206GP-E3/73 rectifier is the Schottky barrier technology, which enables it to reduce forward losses by up to 50%. Schottky Barrier technology is used in the manufacture of power semiconductor devices, enabling them to have characteristics such as low forward voltage drop, fast switching speed and low leakage current. This feature enables the BY206GP-E3/73 to be more efficient than standard rectifiers, especially in high power applications.

In terms of working principle, the BY206GP-E3/73 operates similar to a standard diode. In a circuit, current flows only in one direction and the diode is forward biased when current is running through it. When the diode is reverse biased, it prevents the current from running through the circuit. This is achieved by a layer of depletion that forms in the depletion region of the diode when there is a reverse bias applied. Reverse bias is when the anode is connected to the negative of the source and the cathode is connected to the positive of the source. This depletion layer creates a barrier to the flow of carriers and they are unable to pass through the diode. The result is a reverse blocked diode. However, when current flows in the direction of the diode with forward bias, electrons and holes recombine in the depletion region, creating a thin and thin layer of material that allows carriers to pass through and forming a forward biased diode. The result is a forward conducting diode.

In conclusion, the BY206GP-E3/73 diode is a fast-recovery, Schottky barrier type rectifier with excellent characteristics for improved efficiency in high power applications. It is able to handle current loads of up to 30A, has a low forward voltage drop and fast switching speeds. The depletion layer formed when a reverse bias is applied, prevents any current from passing through the rectifier. As a result, it is a perfect device for use in high power systems, where a higher level of current flows and a high level of efficiency is required.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference