DBLS151G C1G

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Bridge rectifiers are well known for their alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) conversion properties. Specifically, bridge rectifiers are used to convert AC power to DC power, a process known as rectification or wave shaping. Bridge rectifiers are especially commonly used in power supplies, like computer power supplies, and in uninterruptible power supplies (UPS).

The term "bridge rectifier" refers to the electrical circuit topology of the device. This type of rectifier circuit uses four diodes connected in a bridge configuration. The Diode Bridge Rectifier is generally the most popular configuration used in a variety of different applications.

The DBLS151G C1G is a type of bridge rectifier from Diodes Incorporated. This bridge rectifier has a maximum current rating of 1.5A, a maximum forward voltage of 1.1V, a maximum reverse voltage of 25V, and an operating temperature of -55°C to +150°C. It is an ultralow-profile, high-efficiency bridge package with a maximum profile of 0.45mm and an overall height of 1.2mm.

This diode bridge rectifier is ideal for a variety of applications such as AC adapters, power supplies, and power inverters. For AC adapters, it allows for the efficient transfer of AC power to DC power. This rectifier is also used in power supplies where it receives AC power from the mains and outputs regulated DC power. In addition, it can be used in power inverters to convert DC power from a battery to AC power, allowing it to power appliances.

The DBLS151G C1G has four different configurations for output polarity - AC, CA, CC, and D. The AC configuration is a traditional bridge rectifier with two diodes rectifying each half cycle of AC input power. The CA configuration is an inversion of the AC configuration where the AC phase is connected to the output and the AC neutral is connected to the DC return. In the CC configuration, the AC phase is connected to the DC return while the AC neutral is connected to the output. The D configuration, also known as a full-wave bridge rectifier, features both the AC neutral and AC phase connected to the output.

The working principle of the DBLS151G C1G bridge rectifier is essentially the same as any other bridge rectifier. As each half cycle of AC power is applied to the input terminals of the bridge rectifier, the two diodes connected to this particular half cycle conducts current and the two diodes connected to the other half cycle become reverse biased. This allows the current to flow from the AC input to the DC output, converting the AC power to DC power.

In summary, the DBLS151G C1G is a 1.5A diode bridge rectifier from Diodes Incorporated. It is an ultralow-profile, high-efficiency bridge package with a maximum profile of 0.45mm and an overall height of 1.2mm. This bridge rectifier is used in a variety of applications including AC adapters, power supplies, and power inverters. Its working principle is essentially the same as that of any other bridge rectifier – the AC power is rectified to DC power and the appropriate output polarity is selected for the application.

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