DF160R12W2H3FB11BOMA1

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The DF160R12W2H3FB11BOMA1 belongs to a type of semiconductor device called bridge rectifier. This type of semiconductor device is mostly used to convert alternating current (AC) electricity into direct current (DC). Bridge rectifier is an important component in power supply systems and can generally be used in the following areas.

DF160R12W2H3FB11BOMA1 application field and working principle

Applications fields:

• Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
• Welding
• Battery chargers
• Audio amplifiers
• DC motors
• Computer Power Supplies

Working principle:

A bridge rectifier is an arrangement of four diodes that form a bridge circuit, providing full-wave rectification. It can be used in applications that require high reverse surge current capability. The diodes have a anode and a cathode and allow the current to flow in one direction only in a forward bias while blocking the current from flowing in the opposite direction when in a reverse bias. The four diodes in the bridge rectifier create two circuits, one for each half cycle of the AC waveform. In each circuit, the two diodes work in parallel, allowing current to flow in both directions, but only allowing current to flow in the forward direction in one direction, making full wave rectification possible.

The DF160R12W2H3FB11BOMA1 is a bridge rectifier with reverse surge capability of 600A. The maximum reverse voltage rated at 600V. It has an operating junction temperature range of -55°C to 150°C.

Conclusion:

The DF160R12W2H3FB11BOMA1 is a bridge rectifier with a reverse surge capability of 600A and a reverse voltage up to 600V. It is used for applications such as uninterruptible power supplies, welding, battery chargers, audio amplifiers, DC motors, and computer power supplies. It utilizes four diodes to create two circuits, one for each half cycle of the AC waveform, allowing for full wave rectification and current to flow in one direction only in the forward bias.

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