F1892RD1000

Diodes - Rectifiers - Arrays – F1892RD1000 Application Field and Working Principle

The F1892RD1000, a dedicated rectifier diode array developed and produced by Infineon Co Ltd, belongs to a type of semiconductor device commonly known as a diode or array, which plays a vital role in many different industries and devices. In this article we shall look in more details at the application field, operational performance, and working principle behind the F1892RD1000.

  The F1892RD1000 is used in the fields of photovoltaics (PV) rectification and bidirectional energy control. It enables low voltage DC output values to be stabilised, and supports the conversion of AC voltage to DC voltage, both of which are important in many different industries. In terms of photovoltaics, it is used to rectify the output voltage from the panel, and provides protection from reverse currents generated during reverse cleaning. In terms of bidirectional energy control, the F1892RD1000 is used in production and storage systems, such as those found in battery banks, to regulate the flow of energy.

  The benefits of using the F1892RD1000 are wide-ranging. Firstly, its speed and accuracy ensure that electricity is continually provided to the necessary systems, and secondly, it requires only minimal space for mounting. This is complemented by the fact that it is low cost to implement and can be maintained during installation, allowing for more cost efficient operations. Finally, it is highly stable, with its breakdown voltage called BV values ranging between 600V to 1700V, and temperature coefficient of BV (TCB) ranging between -0.05%/K to - 0.01%/K.

  In terms of operation, the F1892RD1000 works by passing current through both its ‘anode’ and ‘cathode’. The anode is positively charged and the cathode is negatively charged. When current passes through the device, a voltage drop is created between the two terminals, providing a stable DC output value. The magnitude of the voltage drop depends on the load current, which is dictated by the load requirements of the system. With an open circuit voltage (Voc) of -37V, and a forward current (If) of 15A, the F1892RD1000 is ideally suited to a variety of applications.

  In conclusion, the F1892RD1000 is a rectifier diode array developed by Infineon Co Ltd for use in photovoltaic systems, battery banks, and other bidirectional energy control systems. Its benefits include speed, accuracy, low space requirement and cost efficiency. It operates according to the principle of passing current through an anode and cathode, creating a voltage difference between the two, resulting in stable DC output. With a wide range of operational characteristics, the F1892RD1000 is an ideal selection.