CDBV120-G

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Diodes are semiconductor devices that are made up of two terminal leads, one of which is a cathode and the other an anode. The purpose of these devices is to allow current to only flow in one direction, from anode to cathode and prevent any from flowing from the cathode to the anode. Rectifiers are an important class of diodes that are used to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC).

Single diodes are a type of rectifier that consists of a single diode in a two-terminal single package configuration. When used as a rectifier, it is connected in either a half-wave or a full-wave configuration. In a full-wave configuration, the diode converts alternating current to direct current in both half-cycles of the alternating current. This makes a full-wave rectifier much more efficient than a half-wave rectifier, as it can provide double the power output of a half-wave rectifier. The CDBV120-G is an example of a single, full-wave rectifier diode that is used in high-frequency, power supplies for a wide variety of applications.

The CDBV120-G is a single diode package with a 1 Amp maximum forward surge current rating. It has a reverse-voltage blocking capability of up to 300 Volts, making it suitable for high voltage rectification applications. The CDBV120-G is designed to have a fast switching time, capable of switching up to 100kHz when in high frequency applications. The reverse leakage current at 25˚C is low, only 3μA. It has a low forward voltage drop of 0.93V at 1A, making it a very efficient diode and the ideal choice for power supply applications.

The CDBV120-G is commonly used in high frequency power supplies for a wide variety of applications, such as computers, televisions, white goods, telecommunications, and industrial machinery. It can also be used in power factor correction applications and drives, as well as in isolation and pulsed DC applications. It is also frequently used in solar energy systems, rectifying AC generated by the utility power grid for the storage batteries. The CDBV120-G is often used in bridge rectifier applications, converting three phase AC power to DC.

The working principle of the CDBV120-G is similar to that of any other single, full-wave rectifier. The device is connected to an alternating current power supply and ensures that the current only flows through it in one direction. It converts the alternating current into direct current, providing an ideal power supply for applications that require smooth direct current. This diode is designed to provide fast switching times and low forward voltage drops, making it very efficient and suitable for high frequency power supplies.

In summary, the CDBV120-G is a single, full-wave rectifier diode package with a 1 Amp maximum forward surge rating and a reverse-voltage blocking capability of up to 300 Volts. It is designed for high frequency, power supply applications and is commonly used in computers, televisions, white goods, telecommunications, and industrial machinery. Its working principle is the same as any other single, full-wave rectifier, converting alternating current to direct current and providing an ideal power supply for applications that require smooth direct current.

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