IDH05G65C5XKSA1

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A single diode rectifier, abbreviated as IDH05G65C5XKSA1, is a form of semiconductor electronic device used to block or rectify alternating current signals to a direct current. The device is made of a single diode of appropriate size and features single-phase or three-phase operation. The device is extensively used in a variety of automotive, industrial, and communications applications, most notably in power supplies, uninterruptible power systems, and photovoltaic applications.

Application Field

The IDH05G65C5XKSA1 is primarily used for rectifying alternating current signals to direct current output. It’s typically used in motorized products working off of 12V, such as cars, ships, and other automotive applications. It can also be used in photovoltaic applications, uninterruptible power systems, power supplies for computers, and practically any other application where a controlled current output is needed.

Features

The IDH05G65C5XKSA1 features include high surge current capabilities, low turn-on and reverse recovery time, and typical operating temperature range between -40 and 125 Celsius. The product is long-lasting and has an extended operating temperature range of up to 175 Celsius. It provides a maximum forward current of up to 20 A and can hold up to 12V. It can also withstand maximum reverse voltage of up to 5 V.

Working Principle

A single diode rectifier is a form of electronic device with three terminals, allowing alternating current to pass through it to be rectified into direct current. The device utilizes the properties of a diode to achieve this. A diode has two major properties, a forward voltage drop and a reverse voltage drop. The forward voltage drop occurs when the diode is activated and a current flows across it in the forward direction. This results in the reverse voltage drop, which is the voltage that the device drops in the opposite direction. Since this higher voltage is not applied in the forward direction, it prevents the current from flowing.

A single diode rectifier is essentially an arrangement of several diodes in parallel, allowing an alternating current to be applied to the device. The device works by utilizing the forward and reverse voltage drops of the diodes in order to transform an alternating voltage into the required direct voltage. The device acts as a rectifier, rectifying the alternating current into the direct current which is needed for most applications.

Conclusion

The IDH05G65C5XKSA1 is a single diode rectifier intended for various automotive, industrial, and communications applications such as power supplies, uninterruptible power systems, and photovoltaic systems. The device facilitates the rectification of alternating current into direct current and utilizes the forward and reverse voltage drop properties of the diode in order to do so. It provides good reliability, high surge current capabilities, low turn-on and reverse recovery time, and an extended operating temperature range of up to 175 Celsius.

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