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Diodes - Rectifiers - Single

The GIB1403HE3/81 is an extremely versatile diode rectifier range which can be used in a number of different electrical applications. It is commonly used as a bridge rectifier in the power section of mains operated equipment, as well as other types of rectifiers and linear regulation applications. In this article, we will look at the application fields and working principle of the GIB1403HE3/81.

Application Fields

The GIB1403HE3/81 is a high-power silicone diode for use in single phase full-wave bridge rectifier circuits. It is suitable for a wide range of switch-mode power supplies, mains operated equipment, low voltage DC power supplies and other power applications. The rectifier bridge is rated up to a current of 1A with a peak inverse voltage of 800V. This makes it suitable for applications such as power transformer rectification, DC voltage stabilizing, mains operated equipment and other rectifier bridges.

The GIB1403HE3/81 is also used in low voltage DC power supplies to provide a stable voltage supply with good efficiency. It can be used to produce a variety of voltages, such as 3V, 5V, 12V, 15V etc. The rectifier is also ideal for use in solid-state switching power supplies, as it is capable of operating at high frequency with minimal loss of efficiency. It is also suitable for use in linear regulators or switching power supplies where an output voltage of up to 30V is required. The rectifier bridge is a popular choice for many types of electronic circuits and applications.

Working Principle

The GIB1403HE3/81 is a general purpose full-wave rectifier, designed to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) at high frequencies. The rectifier consists of two ‘wings’ of four diodes positioned just opposite to each other on the circuit board. During each half-cycle of the input voltage, either of the wings is forward biased, allowing current to flow through it. As current enters the bridge rectifier, the other wing is reverse biased, preventing current from flowing through it.

During the first half-cycle, the diodes in one wing are forward biased and the diodes in the other wing are reverse biased. This means that current will flow in one direction through the rectifier bridge. During the second half-cycle, the diodes in the other wing are forward biased and the diodes in the first wing are reverse biased, causing current to flow in the opposite direction. This process of alternating directions makes the output voltage of the bridge full-wave and also isolates the load from the AC source.

The bridge rectifier is considered to be an extremely efficient method of converting AC to DC. It has very low losses due to the easy switching of the diodes, and is capable of operating at high frequencies with minimal loss of efficiency. The GIB1403HE3/81 is a popular choice for many types of rectification and voltage regulation applications.

Conclusion

The GIB1403HE3/81 is an extremely versatile diode rectifier range which can be used in a number of different electrical applications. It is commonly used as a bridge rectifier in the power section of mains operated equipment, as well as other types of rectifiers and linear regulation applications. The rectifier is extremely efficient, operating at high frequencies with minimal loss of efficiency. This makes the GIB1403HE3/81 a popular choice for many types of electronic circuits and applications.

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