MBR1090CTHC0G

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Diodes are semiconductor devices which are used to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). They consist of a positive and a negative terminal, and can be found in various different forms. Rectifier arrays especialyy are packages of individual diodes that are grouped in such a way as to provide more efficient AC to DC conversion than that offered by a single diode. The MBR1090CTHC0G is a discrete rectifier array, designed to provide voltage rectification in a wide range of applications.

Features

The MBR1090CTHC0G is a 90V avalanche glass passivated rectifier array, with a low forward voltage drop of just 0.9V. This array consists of four individual Schottky rectifier diodes, each with a 2.2A forward current. This device has a 0.57s recovery time, and is capable of operating at temperatures of up to 175°C. The MBR1090CTHC0G is also RoHS compliant.

Application Field

The MBR1090CTHC0G rectifier array is suited for general purpose, low power applications. It is used in the AC to DC conversion of applications such as motor control, lighting production, and DC power supplies. This array can also be used in the current rectification of applications such as DC motors, cooling fans, instrumentation, and various other consumer and industrial electronics.

Working Principle

The working principle of the MBR1090CTHC0G rectifier array device is based on rectification. Rectification is the process of converting AC to DC, by allowing current to flow in one direction, while blocking current that flows in the opposite direction. Rectification is commonly achieved using the alternating action of a thyristor, and is commonly found in the rectification of AC to DC electronic circuits and components. Rectification is also known as conversion, or rectification.

The four individual diodes which make up the MBR1090CTHC0G rectifier array are connected in a bridge circuit, allowing current from the AC input to be converted to DC as it flows through the device. As current flows through the device, it is rectified and converted to DC. The structure of this device also allows for a more efficient conversion of AC to DC, thus reducing the amount of power consumed by the application.

Conclusion

The MBR1090CTHC0G diode array is a low power, general purpose rectifier array, designed explicitly for the AC to DC conversion of a wide range of applications. It consists of four individual Schottky rectifier diodes, and provides voltages with a low 1.9V forward drop. This device has a 0.57s recovery time, and has an operating temperature range of up to 175ºC. With its RoHS approval, the MBR1090CTHC0G rectifier array is the ideal solution for applications where power consumption and efficiency are issues of paramount importance.

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