FST8360SM

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The FST8360SM is a diode rectifier array with a strong ability to regulate and rectify alternating current. It is used mainly in the fields of high voltage electronic engineering, power electronic engineering, communication engineering, electrical engineering, industrial control and automotive engineering. FST8360SM finds use in applications requiring control, synchronisation, and efficient regulation of power conversion.

FST8360SM has three modes of operation: a rectification mode for switching current or voltage, a regulation mode for supplying and regulating power and a synchronisation mode for synchronising the output of multiple devices in order to avoid synchronization issues.

The FST8360SM consists of two rectifier diodes, one P type (positive) and one N type (negative) connected in series. The forward voltage drop of the diodes determines the output voltage of the rectifier array. The voltage level of the output is determined by the combination of different rectifier diodes and by adjusting the forward voltage drop of the diodes. By connecting more diodes in series or in parallel, the output voltage can be increased in order to minimize the diode power loss and capacitor component dissipation.

The FST8360SM has a practical control range of 0.3 to 15V, with a peak, forward surge current of 3A and a revers current of 0.1A. It has a reverse recovery time of 15ns and a switching frequency of up to 1.5MHz. The operating temperature range of the rectifier array is from -55oC to +150oC.

The FST8360SM rectifier array operates by receiving alternating current from an AC power source and rectifying it, a process which converts Alternating Current (AC) to Direct Current (DC) by allowing a current to flow through the diode in one direction, while blocking the reverse flow. The rectifier array can take input from a wide range of AC sources including the mains, generator, solar panels or any other source. The power received from each of these sources is then split into separate positive and negative half-cycles, each of which will pass through one diode and become rectified. The process of rectification is then repeated as necessary to obtain the desired output - usually a DC voltage.

The FST8360SM rectifier array also has a synchronisation mode, which allows the output of multiple devices to be synchronised for the avoidance of synchronisation issues. When two or more devices are operating in synchronisation, their timing will be identical, leading to a more efficient power conversion and uniform DC current output from each device. Enabling the synchronisation mode is simple, as it only requires the user to set up the timing parameters of the devices, as required.

In conclusion, the FST8360SM Rectifier array is a versatile, efficient and cost-effective choice for use in a range of power conversion and syn-chronisation applications. It can provide controlled, regulated and synchronised power conversion and is suitable for use across a wide range of industries. The robustness and practical control range of the rectifier make it an ideal choice for applications where accuracy and reliability are necessary.

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