MUR1560

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Introduction

MUR1560 is a semiconductor diode, named as schottky diode. It is a type of single rectifier, spherical in shape and packaged in a medium power hermetically-sealed case. It has a chip ring around its window, which contains a single silicon diode in a one-piece package. It is designed to act as a high-frequency switching diodes and rectifiers, with a wide variety of available voltages.

Application Field

MUR1560 is used for many kinds of applications, such as high efficiency, high voltage, medium voltage, and low voltage DC-DC converter or AC to DC rectifier, automotive alternator rectifier, and low dropout voltage regulator. It can also be used for switching power supply rectification, surge suppression, motor drive, and solar cells.

Working Principle

MUR1560 mainly works as a diode and the working mode of it is rectifying. The working principle of this diode is simple. When forward biased, meaning with voltage applied to the anode, electrons can flow through the diode and reach the cathode. When this happens, current can flow as normal. But when the anode is reverse biased, meaning there is no voltage applied, then current flows in the other direction. And since there is an electric field pointing towards the anode, it prevents the current from flowing through. So, in other words, when reverse biased the diode acts as an insulator and the current will not be able to pass through it.

Conclusion

MUR1560 is a one-piece diode with a chip ring around its window, offers a high frequency switching and rectifying capability for a wide range of voltages. It is used for many types of applications such as high-efficiency DC-DC converter or AC to DC rectifier, automotive alternator rectifier, and low dropout voltage regulator. The working principle of this diode is rectifying, meaning when the forward biased, electrons can flow through the diode and when reverse biased, it acts as an insulator and no current can flow through the diode.

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