MUR20020CT

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MUR20020CT is an advanced rectifier diode array which can be used in a variety of applications. It is a three-phase bridge rectifier system consisting of six diodes in which each of the three poles of the bridge rectifier is an anode and a cathode. The device is rated for a VRRM of 200 volts and IFSM of 60 amps, making it well suited for a variety of high power applications.

MUR20020CT diodes can be used in power supply circuits such as AC adapters, power converters, and more. They are also commonly used in telecommunication circuits, power distribution, industrial power control, and more. The devices are often employed for high power applications at frequencies up to 1 kHz.

The terms VRRM, IFSM and I2T are characteristic of MUR20020CT diodes because they indicate the maximum reverse blocking voltage, forward surge current, and thermal impedance, respectively, of the device. VRRM represents the maximum voltage that can be applied across the device in reverse bias condition. IFSM is the maximum amount of current that can be passed through the device under a forward bias condition. I2T is the maximum amount of thermal power that the device is capable of dissipating without damage.

MUR20020CT rectifier diode arrays, as with most diodes, are constructed in a half wave bridge configuration. In this type of arrangement, two opposing sides of the device’s semiconductor body are energized with positive and negative voltages. When forward biased, the body of the device forwards the current across those two sides. However, when reverse biased, the body of the device prevents current flow. This is known as rectification.

The three poles of the MUR20020CT rectifier diode array allow the device to be operated in either a single, double or three phase rectification configuration. When operating in single phase, the first pole is the anode and the second pole is the cathode. When operating in double phase, two of the poles are anodes and two are cathodes and in three phase, all three poles are active.

The advantages of MUR20020CT rectifier diode arrays over traditional bridge rectifier techniques is that they allow for higher power levels, greater thermal efficiency, and better noise immunity. Furthermore, the device is configurable for either full wave or bridge rectification. This is a result of the three phase configuration of the device’s body.

The working principle of MUR20020CT rectifier diode arrays is quite simple. When a positive voltage is applied to one of the device’s three poles, the diode allows current to flow in one direction and prevents current from flowing in the opposite direction. This is known as rectification. The device also includes a thermal protection system, which will disconnect power to the device if it becomes too hot, thereby protecting the device from damage.

MUR20020CT rectifier diode arrays are a versatile and cost effective solution for a variety of higher power applications. The device is easy to use and can be employed in single, double or three phase operations. The device’s high VRRM, IFSM and thermal impedance ratings also make it suitable for a variety of power supply applications. With its reliable performance and low cost, the MUR20020CT rectifier diode array has become a popular choice for many different high power applications.

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