GBPC2504-E4/51

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Diodes - Bridge Rectifiers are electronic components that utilize a direct current (DC) power source. They are used to convert alternating current (AC) signals into a steady DC signal. The most common type used for this purpose is the bridge rectifier, which is commonly known as the half-wave rectifier because of its ability to convert only half of the AC cycle into DC power. One example of a bridge rectifier is the GBPC2504-E4/51.

The GBPC2504-E4/51 is available in the TO-220 package. It is a four-phase bridge rectifier, meaning it can take two AC waves and convert them into four DC output signals – two positive and two negative. It also offers a high power rating of 15A, so it can easily be used in applications that require a lot of power. The module also offers a low voltage drop (0.4V for full load) and low thermal resistance (5.5°C/W).

GBPC2504-E4/51 utilizes a full-wave bridge rectifier design. This means that it can take two AC waves, which are out-of-phase with each other, and convert them into four DC output signals. This is achieved by utilizing four diodes, arranged in a “bridge” configuration. In the “bridge” configuration, two diodes are connected in series with one being forward-biased and the other being reverse-biased. The remaining two diodes are also connected in series with one being reverse-biased and the other being forward-biased.

The bridge rectifier design allows for two AC phases to be converted into four DC output signals. The output voltage is the peak voltage of the AC input multiplied by 1.414, and the output current is the average current of the AC input multiplied by 2. This arrangement also allows for current to flow in biphasic directions, meaning that the current will either flow through two or four diodes depending on the polarity of the input voltage.

The GBPC2504-E4/51 is commonly used in applications that require high current and low voltage drop. One example of such an application is in power supplies for computers, televisions, and other electronic devices. It can also be used in motor control circuits, audio amplifiers, and other electronics that require a steady DC power.

Due to its low voltage drop and high power rating, the GBPC2504-E4/51 is a suitable option for a wide range of applications. It offers efficient conversion of two AC waves into four DC output signals and can easily handle applications with high current requirements. As part of the Diodes - Bridge Rectifier lineup, it is an excellent choice for a wide range of electronics and power supply applications.

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