CBR6-100

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Bridge Rectifiers are established, robust components used to provide full-wave current to either AC or DC load applications. Bridge Rectifiers are used in numerous applications such as DC power supplies, power-factor correction, UPS systems, battery charging, DC motor control and active filters. The CBR6-100 is a standardized single-phase Bridge Rectifier that is available off-the-shelf for various applications. It has a maximum output current of 100A, for a non-repeating peak surge current of 600A.

This Bridge Rectifier is specifically designed to provide maximum current output with low forward voltage drop and maximum reverse voltage protection. It can handle a wide range of operating, environmental and environmental conditions, including temperatures between -25°C and +115°C. It is compatible with both AC and DC voltages, and can provide efficient power conversion with a minimum of power loss. The CBR6-100 is also designed to provide maximum protection against electrostatic discharge.

The CBR6-100 is comprised of four diodes, connected in a series-parallel pattern, forming a full-wave rectifier. This Bridge Rectifier is typically connected to a DC load by connecting the anode of the first diode to the supply line and the cathode of the last diode to the load. The transformer is connected to the AC line and it supplies the bridge rectifier with the necessary AC voltage. The transformer is typically used to step-down the voltage to the required value for the rectifier.

The working principle of the CBR6-100 is based on the conventional diode rectifier operating principles. When the AC voltage supply is applied to the bridge rectifier, the diodes will conduct in either the forward or the reverse direction. When the diode is conducting in the forward direction, the diode acts as a closed switch, allowing current to flow from the cathode to the anode. When the diode is conducting in the reverse direction, the diode acts as an open switch, blocking current flow. The alternating polarity of the voltage supply causes the diodes to alternately conduct in the forward and reverse directions, forming a full-wave rectifying pattern which converts the alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC).

The CBR6-100 Bridge Rectifier provides high current output while offering the maximum in reliability and durability. It is designed to provide efficient conversion of AC to DC power with a minimum of power loss. With its wide range of operating, environmental and environmental conditions, it is ideal for a variety of commercial and industrial applications.

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