MURT10020

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MURT10020 is a diode/array rectifier in surface mount form. It is designed for use in telecommunications, computing and signal processing equipment. It is compatible with lead-free soldering processes, fully UL Recognized, and meets environmental and safety requirements.

When it comes to the application field of MURT10020, the potential uses are varied, but some of the specific applications of this product include power, signal, automotive, and military applications. This product can be used in applications that require high current capability, low profile, and high reliability.

As for the product’s working principle, MURT10020 is a four-terminal device consisting of two Schottky rectifying junctions, which are connected back-to-back in a dual-diode array. This configuration makes it possible to achieve low forward voltage drop and low on-state capacitive current. Additionally, the product utilizes a special design to reduce reverse recovery time for higher efficiency.

Moreover, when the device is used in a circuit such as an inverter, the applied DC voltage can be converted to an AC voltage with low distortion. The hysteresis of the Schottky barrier helps the product to maintain a steady output voltage, even if the input voltage is varied. This makes it an ideal choice for applications where a constant output is desired. The reverse blocking feature is also important for preventing breakdown in the forward direction.

MURT10020 is an effective diode/array rectifier that can be easily integrated into telecommunications, computing, and signal processing equipment. It has a reliable design, is compatible with lead-free soldering processes, and meets a variety of safety requirements. The product has a range of applications and its working principle is based on two Schottky rectifiers connected in a dual-diode array, providing great reverse blocking capabilities and low forward voltage drop.

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