MBR10200CDTR-E1

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The MBR10200CDTR-E1 is a rectifier array composed of two single phase rectifier diodes with a common cathode and an integrated fast recovery schottky rectifier diode with a common anode, allowing it to be a low-foward voltage and low-power drop diode.

Application Field

The MBR10200CDTR-E1 is commonly used for power management applications in power supplies and DC-DC converters. It can also be found in automotive applications such as EV/HEV powertrains, modules for DC/DC converters and high current buck converters.

The MBR10200CDTR-E1 is also suitable for reverse polarity protection applications due to its fast reverse recovery time and its ability to withstand high voltage transients.

It is also useful in general purpose, frequency control and high frequency AC/DC switching applications. Its low forward voltage drop and soft reverse characteristics allow the device to be used in high efficiency power supplies or motor controllers.

Working Principle

The MBR10200CDTR-E1 is a rectifier array composed of two single phase rectifier diodes with a common cathode and an integrated fast recovery schottky rectifier diode with a common anode.

The two diode rectifier diodes perform the same operation as a standard diode, so when a forward voltage is applied across them, the current will flow in one direction, and when a reverse voltage is applied, the current will not flow. The integrated schottky rectifier diode has a much lower forward voltage drop than standard rectifier diodes, allowing it to be used in high efficiency power supplies and low drop-out applications. The fast recovery time of the schottky rectifier diode also helps to reduce ripple in power supplies and increases switching frequency.

The MBR10200CDTR-E1 can also be used in reverse polarity protection applications due to its fast reverse recovery time, allowing it to be used in applications which are subjected to high voltage transients.

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