HSM840J/TR13

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The HSM840J/TR13 is a single diode rectifier in the series of discrete rectifiers. It is a highly efficient device with a variety of applications.

The HSM840J/TR13 is a single-phase bridge rectifier with a forward current rating of 10 A (average) and a peak repetitive forward current of 30 A (1 second.). It is designed to work in temperatures ranging from -55°C to +175°C, and has a storage temperature range of -55°C to +200°C. The peak reverse voltage (VRM) of the diode is 800V. The peak forward voltage drop (VF) across the diode is 1.2 V at 10A. It has a fast recovery time of 10us. This makes it suitable for use in power supplies and other power electronic applications.

The working principle of the HSM840J/TR13 is based on the use of two semiconducting rectifying junction layers. When a voltage is applied across the two layers, the larger electric field at the junction forces the electrons to move through the junction in one direction only, thus allowing the diode to conduct current in a single direction and act as a rectifier.

The HSM840J/TR13 is a versatile device and can be used in a variety of applications. These include power supplies, inverters, and other power electronic applications. The diode can also be used in switched mode power supplies (SMPS), DC-DC converters, and solar charging systems. The device has very low forward voltage drop and fast recovery time, making it the ideal choice for applications where high efficiency is desired.

The HSM840J/TR13 is a high quality device, with excellent performance and long life. Its low forward voltage drop and fast recovery time make it suitable for high efficiency applications. It is also a very reliable device, with a life expectancy of more than 30,000 hours. This makes it an ideal choice for power supplies and other power electronic applications.

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