FST8380M

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FST8380M Application Field and Working Principle

The FST8380M is a diode rectifier array that performs a variety of functions including rectification, voltage protection, signal switching and energy harvesting. It is a seven-channel rectification array that features ultra-fast and practically instantaneous switching that enables versatility for use in a variety of applications.

This diode rectifier array is mainly used in automotive, industrial and consumer applications that require high efficiency and reliability. It also can be used in robotics, medical and lighting applications.

Working Principle

The FST8380M is a seven-channel rectification array that is composed of three parallel-connected schottky diodes and four FRED diodes. Under the rectification process, current and voltage signals are rectified, allowing the circuit to regulate the rectified signal’s output current and voltage range.

The diode array also has two major parts: Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC) sense and single-ended modulation (SEM) control. The PTC sense is used to ensure that the circuit stays functional within a certain range of temperature, and the SEM controlled device ensures that the circuit works within the rectification cycle.

The FST8380M rectification array has several unique features such as dual-negative temperature coefficient (NTC) protection, low leakage current, fast recovery time and Peak-to-Peak current limiting protection.

Conclusion

The FST8380M is a high-performance diode rectifier array designed for use in a variety of applications. It features a seven-channel rectification array, ultra-fast switching, dual-NTC protection, low leakage current and Peak-to-Peak current limiting protection. It is mainly used in automotive, industrial and consumer applications that require high efficiency and reliability.

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