CD2010-B160

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Diodes - Rectifiers - Single

CD2010-B160 is a rectifying diode package with a single junction. It is a general purpose device and can be used in most applications that require rectification of an AC voltage signal. It is well suited for applications such as voltage regulation, harmonic filtering, and short-circuit protection.

The CD2010-B160 is an high-efficient, bidirectional rectifier for rectifying AC voltage signals. It is capable of up to 1000A peak forward current and 500V peak reverse voltage. The package includes two diodes that can be connected in either a single or bridge configuration, depending on the application. It is available in a variety of package sizes ranging from small DO-204 to large DO-408.

The working principle of the CD20-B160 is based on the diode\'s capability to pass current in only one direction. When the diode is forward biased, the forward voltage drop is reduced to a few tenths of a volt, allowing current to flow in one direction. When the diode is reverse biased, there is a large voltage drop, preventing current from flowing in the reverse direction.

The two diodes in the package can be used in a variety of different configurations depending on the application. In the single configuration, the diodes are placed in series, with one connected to the positive AC input and the other to the negative AC input. This allows for full wave rectification of the AC signal, providing DC power. In the bridge configuration, the diodes are placed in a bridge rectifier circuit, allowing for better power efficiency and higher reliability.

The CD2010-B160 is a versatile and reliable package for a variety of applications. It is suitable for voltage regulation, harmonic filtering, and short-circuit protection, as well as other applications that require rectification of AC signals. The two diodes can be used in a single series or bridge configuration, allowing for full wave or bridge rectification of the AC signal, respectively.

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