IDH12G65C5XKSA2

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IDH12G65C5XKSA2 diodes are a type of single rectifiers commonly used in many applications. These components are used in the power supplies of electronic components, such as computers, mobile phones, and other electronic devices. A single rectifier is composed of two terminals, the anode and the cathode, that are connected together through the semiconductor material.
Single rectifiers are usually used to rectify ac voltage into dc voltage, with this particular model being able to withstand up 65V peak reverse voltage. The diode has an anode voltage drop of 1.2V maximum. Its average current is 65 A, maximum surge current is 875 A at one-second intervals, and it is capable of performing efficiently both at high and low temperatures.
It works by controlling the flow of electrons from one end to the other. When a voltage is applied across both terminals, the external circuit is acted upon by the electric field inside the diode and results in current flow. This controllable flow of current is known as the forward bias. During this process, the diode passes electric current in one direction, allowing electrical energy to be changed into other forms.
On the other hand, in the reverse bias, the diode doesn\'t allow any current to pass through it and hence blocks any flow in the opposite direction. This occurs when the voltage across the terminals are reversed. The rectifier is capable of withstanding these temporary polarity reversals and is thus considered highly reliable during use.
The IDH12G65C5XKSA2 is often used in power supplies, such as rectifier bridges and DC-DC converters, and other electronic devices, such as transistors and FETs, in order to convert AC voltages into DC voltages. It is also used in high electricity current-carrying AC/DC converters, testers, solar power systems, and automotive power products for voltage control and current flow.

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