MBR20100CD-E1

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MBR20100CD-E1 is a Shottky Barrier Rectifier (SBR) array. It is commonly used in rectification, an electronic process that converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). It is comprised of 10 individual Shottky Barrier Rectifiers encased in a single package. It has an average forward current of 10 Amps and a peak repetitive reverse voltage of 200 volts.

In terms of application, the MBR20100CD-E1 SBR array is ideal for power supply applications such as DC-DC power converters, off-line static converters and battery chargers. Beyond that, it can also be used in mobile phones, battery-powered appliances, computer motherboards, and other consumer electronics.

In terms of working principle, the MBR20100CD-E1 SBR array utilizes a "shunt" arrangement. In this arrangement, one rectifier diode or two in series are placed in parallel to the power supply supply lines. This arrangement allows the individual diodes to "shunt" from the supply lines, taking current away from the load when the diode is forward biased.

In addition, the MBR20100CD-E1 SBR array features an avalanche energy rating of 3.2mJ, making it more effective than conventional Silicon Rectifiers. This means the SBR array is more effective at limiting voltage transients and providing more stable operation under transient conditions. Another benefit of the Shottky Barrier Rectifier is its low forward voltage loss, resulting in superior power efficiency.

Overall, the MBR20100CD-E1 SBR array is an effective and reliable electronic component ideal for rectification applications such as DC-DC converters, off-line static converters, and battery chargers. Its shunt arrangement and avalanche energy rating improves performance over conventional silicon rectifiers, making it well-suited for a variety of consumer electronics and other applications.

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