MBR20060CT

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A MBR20060CT (aka SHARP MBR2060) is a silicon based, bidirectional rectifying diode array designed to protect system components from high frequency electromagnetic interference. It is part of a family of diodes and rectifiers, which are used to convert alternating current (AC) to direct, pulsed current (DC). These devices are used in a wide range of applications including consumer electronics, communications, power supplies and home appliances.

The MBR20060CT comprises two separate rectifying elements, each consisting of four interdigitated metal–oxide semiconductors (MOSFETs). These MOSFETs are connected in series, meaning that current can flow in both directions, converting the high frequency alternating current into low frequency direct current. The device also contains a bypass diode, which prevents power losses due to capacitive voltage spikes that can occur in any AC powered system.

The MBR20060CT has a typical response time of 1ns, making it ideal for protecting sensitive equipment against EMI spikes. It can also be used in high power applications, such as lighting and automotive electronics, to reduce power dissipation and promote efficient energy use. Additionally, it has a wide operating voltage range of 0-20 volts, making it suitable for use in various power systems.

The device’s low forward voltage drop of 2 volts allows for maximum power transfer efficiency and minimal current losses when operating at rated current. Furthermore, its low off-state reverse leakage current of 0.2mA ensures that the power system remains stable.

In conclusion, the MBR20060CT rectifier array is an ideal device for applications requiring reliable EMI protection and efficient power management. Its low forward voltage drop, high current capacity and wide operating voltage range make it well-suited for various applications including power supplies and automotive electronics.

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