MBRB15H35CT-E3/45

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Diodes are semiconductor devices made of two electrodes; a positive and a negative one. One electrode of a diode passes current better than the other, which is why it’s also referred to as a rectifier. An array of diodes is a group of diodes which are connected together in a special way to form a rectifying matrix. One example of this is the MBRB15H35CT-E3/45.

The MBRB15H35CT-E3/45 is an array of 15 diodes arranged in a 4 x 5 matrix. The diodes’ maximum average forward rectified current is 5A and they are housed in a thermally enhanced package. The peak forward surge current is 30A. The reverse voltage is 35V.

The MBRB15H35CT-E3/45 is used in a variety of applications, including: power supplies, battery chargers, automotive DC-DC converters, and other power conversion systems. The diodes are most often found in low voltage/high current applications, or where high power dissipation, low forward voltage (VF) drop and low reverse reset currents (IRR) are required.

The working principle behind the MBRB15H35CT-E3/45 is fairly simple. When a forward bias voltage is applied to one of the diodes within the array, it allows current to flow from the positive anode to the negative cathode. However, when a reverse bias voltage is applied, the current is blocked and does not flow. This allows for effective control of current flow. As current flows through the array, it passes through each diode, which serves to regulate and stabilize the current.

The MBRB15H35CT-E3/45 is a great solution for applications where high power and low VF drop and IRR are needed. Its ability to control current flow makes it an ideal choice for use in power and battery charging applications. Its thermally enhanced package design ensures reliable performance and long life.

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