BYD13JGP-E3/54

Introduction

The BYD13JGP-E3/54 is a single rectifier diodes commonly used in low-current, low-voltage applications as a cost-efficient alternative to transformers, electromechanical connectors, and other similar components. It can be used as a stabilizer and an oscillator when used with an electronic circuit.

Characteristics

The BYD13JGP-E3/54 is a general-purpose diode, with a voltage drop of ≤ 1.5 V when conducting. The device has a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 200 V, with a maximum forward voltage of 1.5 V and an operating temperature range of -55°C to 150°C. In addition, it has a peak forward current of 1.6 A, an average forward current of 140 mA, and an absolute maximum reverse voltage of 300 V. The device also has an ideal p-n junction breakdown voltage of 4.0 V, a dynamic impedance of 0.14 Ω, and a junction-to-case thermal resistance of 1.51 K/W.

Application Field

The BYD13JGP-E3/54 is designed primarily for low-voltage, low-current applications such as voltage and current stabilizers, rectifier bridges, high frequency oscillators, and voltage regulators. It can also be used as a current limiter and/or current regulator. In addition, it can be used as a shunt regulator or voltage doubler in DC power applications.

Working Principle

The BYD13JGP-E3/54 works on the principle of rectifier diode operation. When voltage is applied to the diode, it allows the current to flow in only one direction, while blocking the current in the opposite direction. This is known as rectification, and it is the basis of this device’s operation. The device can operate at both low and high frequencies, depending on the type of application. When the device is used as a voltage stabilizer, it regulates the output voltage by maintaining a constant voltage across the diode. When used as a current limiter, it prevents the current from flowing through the device at higher than the rated current.

Conclusion

The BYD13JGP-E3/54 is a single rectifier diode commonly used in low-current, low-voltage applications as a cost-efficient alternative to transformers, electromechanical connectors, and other similar components. It works on the principle of rectifier diode operation, allowing current to flow in one direction only. The device is mainly used as a voltage stabilizer, current limiter, voltage regulator, rectifier bridge, and oscillator. With a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 200 V, a maximum forward voltage of 1.5 V, and a peak forward current of 1.6 A, the device is one of the most popular single rectifiers available on the market.