HS24515E3

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The HS24515E3 series rectifier is a single fixed unit of bridges that was developed by PER Laboratories, Inc, a leading semiconductor company. It has a wide range of applications in power supplies, motor power, and control systems.

The HS24515E3 utilizes a bridge rectification process to provide a full or half-bridge rectified output from an AC input. This bridge rectification process is commonly used in power supplies, home electronics, and automotive applications. The rectified output is then typically smoothed with an appropriate filter.

The HS24515E3 is constructed with a metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET), also known as a power MOSFET, which is capable of withstanding a wide range of voltages. This allows the bridge rectifier to be used in both low-voltage and high-voltage applications. The MOSFET provides a higher power capability than the traditional diode rectifier, allowing it to handle higher input and output currents.

The HS24515E3 contains two MOSFETs connected in series, each with its own antiparallel diode. The series connection allows the MOSFETs to share the load, helping to minimize power dissipation. The antiparallel diodes act as back-to-back protection for the MOSFETs, which allows the bridge rectifier to be used in a variety of applications that may require overcurrent protection.

The HS24515E3 has several advantages over other bridge rectifiers. The MOSFETs used in the bridge rectifier provide a higher power capability and better efficiency. The small footprint of the device makes it suitable for applications where space is at a premium. In addition, it is extremely durable and reliable, proven to outlast other bridge rectifiers under the same conditions.

The HS24515E3 is the perfect choice for a wide range of AC and DC applications that require reliable high-voltage conversion capability, such as motor power, home electronics, automation, automotive, power supplies, and other applications that require full or half-wave bridge bridge rectification.

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