Diodes - Rectifiers - Single

FR202G is a single rectifier diode with a particular unique design. It has a forward voltage drop of approximately 0.7V, which is rock solid and stable. This allows the diode to be used in power supplies, LEDs, and various other electronic devices.

R0G Application Field

The R0G application field of the FR202G single rectifier diode is defined by its low forward voltage drop. Operating in this application field, the FR202G is ideal for a variety of different applications.

• Power Supplies – Because the FR202G has a low forward voltage, it can be used in power supplies without the need for excessive heat or cooling mechanisms. This helps to keep cost down, and increases the efficiency of the power supply.
• LEDs – Diodes such as the FR202G are a popular choice for LED lighting and display applications due to its low forward voltage, low operating temperature, and good resistance against short-circuiting and over-heating.
• Various Other Applications – The FR202G can be used in various other electronic devices, including audio amplifiers, relays, and power controllers.

Working Principle

The FR202G single rectifier diode operates by allowing current to flow in one direction (forward) and blocking current in the opposite direction (reverse). This helps to ensure that the current is kept steady and stable.

The FR202G provides an amazing 0.7V forward voltage drop. This allows for higher efficiency and power delivery, as well as increased reliability. The diode also provides excellent protection against short-circuiting, over-heating, and electric arcing.

In addition to the outstanding performance of the FR202G, the diode is also extremely compact and lightweight. This makes it ideal for tight spaces and applications with limited weight capacity.

Conclusion

The FR202G single rectifier diode is an excellent choice for a variety of applications. Its low forward voltage and incredible protection against short-circuiting and over-heating make it an ideal choice for LED lighting and display applications, power supplies, audio amplifiers, relays, and other electronic devices.