MBRD835L-T

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The MBRD835L-T is a rectifier diode in a single-package configuration. It is a n-type semiconductor that primarily functions as a one-way path for current. This unique type of diode eliminates the need for a forward-biased diode in order to start the flow of current. Instead, the MBRD835L-T takes advantage of the high temp and low noise characteristics of a metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) structure.

The MBRD835L-T is primarily used in automotive and industrial applications. It is typically used as a low drop rectifier in applications such as providing power to vehicle audio systems, supplying regulated DC voltage to automotive ECUs, and connecting multiple voltage sources. This diode can also be found in home appliances, computers, robotics, and circuit protection roles.

The MBRD835L-T diode comes in a TO-220 package with a maximum power dissipation of 2.5W. Its forward voltage drop is 0.87V, with an average rectified forward current of 8A. It is suitable for high current/low voltage applications. Its capacitance is 40pF, with a reverse current leakage of 1.0 microamperes at reverse voltage of 75VDC.

The working principle of the MBRD835L-T diode is simple. When the diode is forward biased, current flows through it. The higher the voltage applied between the anode (the positive input terminal) and the cathode (the negative output terminal), the more current flows, up to the maximum specified. However, when the diode is reverse biased, no current flows. The reverse breakdown voltage of this diode is relatively low, hence its rated breakdown voltage, which is usually slightly higher than the actual reverse voltage.

In summary, the MBRD835L-T is a single-package rectifier diode used primarily in automotive and industrial applications. Its typical applications include low drop rectification, supplying voltage to ECUs, connecting multiple voltage sources, and circuit protection roles. This diode offers a maximum power dissipation of 2.5W, with a forward voltage drop of 0.87V and an average rectified forward current of 8A. It operates according to the principle of forward bias, with current only flowing when the voltage between the anode and the cathode is greater than the specified reverse breakdown voltage.

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