MBR2050CTHE3/45

The MBR2050CTHE3/45 is a Schottky Barrier Rectifier array that shares the same general characteristics of other diodes and rectifiers. It is an array of four individually controllable schottky rectifier diodes. This type of diode is used in application fields ranging from power supplies, switching regulator applications, automotive electronics, LED lighting, power conditioning, and general rectification.

It is designed to have four individual diodes in one single chip containing anode and cathode terminals. Its physical characteristics are small surface mounted device (SMD), high temperature of 150-175 degrees Celsius, and a low reverse leakage current. It also has a high forward surge current of 1A and a total forward current of 20-30 Amps. The MBR type of Schottky Barrier Rectifier has an output voltage of 45 volts on the anode and a total forward voltage of 0.34 volts on the cathode.

The MBR2050CTHE3/45 works on a principle in which an electric current is only able to flow in one direction, in this case from anode(+) to cathode(-). This type of diode is designed to have a low switch current and working voltage when compared to other complementary types of diodes. It also has a fast switching time between the anode and cathode. Typically, devices with the MBR diode type have the ability to rectify alternating current with favorable voltage levels and low power loss.

The MBR2050CTHE3/45 Schottky Barrier Rectifier array is commonly used in power supplies, automotive electronics, and general rectification applications. It is also sometimes used in switching regulator applications as well as LED lighting and power conditioning. Due to its low reverse leakage current, it is sometimes used as a replacement for more traditional types of rectifier diodes. In terms of circuit design, it is simple to integrate the MBR2050CTHE3/45 into a power supply design as it requires no external components.

In summary, the MBR2050CTHE3/45 is a Schottky Barrier Rectifier array that includes four individually controllable diodes. It has a high forward surge current of 1 Amp, a total forward current of 20 to 30 Amps, and a voltage output of 45 volts. It is used in various applications such as power supplies, switching regulator applications, automotive electronics, LED lighting, power conditioning, and general rectification. It is most notable for its low reverse leakage current and fast switching time between the anode and cathode. It is also simple to integrate into a power supply design.