MBR3035CT C0G

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Rectifier diodes are used in the power electronics industry to condition and regulate the power received by a device. They convert AC to DC and regulate currents to deliver a steady voltage or current to the device. The MBR3035CT C0G rectifier diode array is an ideal choice for many applications, due to its low current consumption, small size, and wide operating temperature range. In this article, let’s review the application fields, and understand the working principle of the MBR3035CT C0G rectifier diode array.

Application Field

The MBR3035CT C0G rectifier diode array is typically used in high-reliability, energy-conscious applications such as industrial equipment, consumer appliances, automotive and aerospace applications. The low forward voltage drop and maximum reverse voltage of these rectifier diodes make them ideal for load dump, battery reverse connection surges, flyback and switchmode applications.

In addition, the high losses associated with discrete single-die rectifiers can be eliminated by using an array-type rectifier. For high-power switchmode applications, array rectifiers minimize the size of the switching components and maximize the efficiency of the converter.

Working Principle

The MBR3035CT C0G is an array that comprises of seven diodes connected in parallel. Its maximum current rating of 3A, up to a maximum forward voltage of 1V @ 1A, makes it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The device also features an anode-gate terminal, which can be connected to a positive voltage source to charge the device’s capacitance up to a specific voltage level. This feature makes the device suitable for power management and battery charging applications, such as boom mowers, brush cutters, and other small mobile equipment.

The main purpose of a rectifier diode is to convert AC power into DC power. The device inhibits the flow of current in one direction while allowing the flow of current in the other direction. It is essentially a one-way valve that controls the flow of electricity. The diode acts as a barrier between the anode and the cathode. When the anode contains a positive charge, the diode acts as open, allowing current to flow from the anode to the cathode. When the anode contains a negative charge, the diode acts as closed, prohibiting current from flowing from the anode to the cathode.

In summary, the MBR3035CT C0G rectifier diode array is a suitable choice for applications that require low-current consumption, low forward voltage drop and high breakdown voltage. Its array structure contains seven diodes that convert AC current into DC current, enabling the device to be used in a wide range of power management, battery charging and load dump applications.

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