CMPD7000E TR

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The CMPD7000E TR is a common type of diode array, specifically designed for the purpose of rectifying alternating current. It is used in a variety of applications, especially in power electronics, automotive and railway applications, as well as in other industrial applications. It is a useful circuit to have in any kind of system because it provides a reliable, efficient and effective means of controlling power.

A diode array is an array of diodes in which the positions of the diodes are based on their characteristics. This type of array is generally used for rectifying alternating currents (AC) or for switching power from one source to another. The CMPD7000E TR is a 4-diode array, meaning it has four diodes connected in a particular pattern. Two of the diodes are connected in series and the other two are connected in parallel. This particular arrangement provides a greater rectifying or switching capacity.

The CMPD7000E TR has a peak repetitive reverse blocking voltage of 7000 V, which is the highest DC blocking voltage it can handle. It also has a forward voltage (VF) of 1.2 V at a forward current of 1 A. The reverse voltage drop (IR) is 12 mV at 1 A. This diode array also has a maximum average forward rectified current of 3 A. Additionally, the CMPD7000E TR has a standard junction capacitance of 6pF at 1 MHz.

In terms of its applications, the CMPD7000E TR can be used in power supplies, motors, transformers and other electronic systems. It can be used in AC/DC converters, rectifiers, voltage regulators, and thyristors. Additionally, it can be used in motor control systems, three-phase regulators, and electric vehicle charging systems. Because of its higher blocking voltage and higher current capacity, it is ideal for in heavy load or high voltage applications.

The working principle of the CMPD7000E TR is relatively simple. When the current or voltage passes through the diode array, the diodes form what is called a rectifying bridge. This bridge allows current to flow through some of the diodes but not other diodes, depending on the polarity of the current. This allows the current to be changed from one form to another and converted into DC. Additionally, the higher peak repetitive reverse blocking voltage allows the CMPD7000E TR to handle higher voltages, which makes it more suitable for higher power applications.

In sum, the CMPD7000E TR is a 4-diode array specifically designed for rectifying AC. It has a peak repetitive reverse blocking voltage of 7000 V and a forward voltage of 1.2 V. It can be used in power supplies, motors, transformers, AC/DC converters, rectifiers, voltage regulators, and thyristors. It works by forming a rectifying bridge which allows the current to be changed depending on the polarity. Its high reverse blocking voltage and current capacity are ideal for higher power applications.

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