GBJ2510-G

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Diodes - Bridge Rectifiers are widely used for various applications due to their robust and reliable design, and the GBJ2510-G is no exception. Bridg Rectifiers can be used to rectify AC current to DC current, and the GBJ2510-G is designed especially for applications requiring larger currents like electric power, welding, or battery charging. It has a nominal current rating of 25 amperes, and is composed of four power diodes to convert AC current to DC current.

The GBJ2510-G has a forward voltage of around 680 volts and a reversing voltage of 1000 volts, making it suitable for most applications. The maximum forward surge current is 250 amperes, which is much higher than is typical for a diode bridge rectifier. It has a maximum reverse current leakage of 15 mA and a maximum forward voltage drop of 0.86 volts.

The bridge rectifier also provides many special features. Its low profile design and slim package allows it to be easily mounted onto a PCB. The GBJ2510-G has a high dielectric strength which makes it resistant to ESD and other electro-magnetic interference. It can also operate in temperatures ranging from -40° to 85°C.

The principle of a bridge rectifier is used to convert an AC voltage waveform into a DC waveform using four special diodes. The four diodes are arranged in a bridge configuration. When a voltage is applied across the bridge, two of the diodes allow the positive half of the waveform to pass and the other two allow the negative half of the waveform to pass. As a result, the waveform is converted to a DC voltage waveform.

The GBJ2510-G can be used in a variety of applications. It is ideal for electric power, welding, and battery charging applications. It can also be used for AC to DC power conversion and for voltage regulation. It is a reliable and robust diode bridge rectifier, and can be trusted to provide reliable performance in many applications.

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