MURT10020R

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The MURT10020R is a low dropout line of rectifier arrays with dual diodes in a small, SOP-8 package. This type of rectifier array consists of two full-bridge diodes and delivers a low on-voltage with a low forward voltage of only 0.45V. In addition, the MURT10020R is designed to have a lower operating temperature than a typical two-diode rectifier array, making it more reliable when used in a high temperature environment.

The MURT10020R can be used in a range of applications, such as personal computers, digital communication systems, modems and other high power applications requiring a low dropout voltage. This rectifier array also has a wide operating temperature range of between -40°C to +105°C.

The MURT10020R’s working principle is based upon the principle of full-bridge rectification. This process involves two sets of diodes to form a bridge rectifier circuit, which is connected between the AC input and the DC output. The diodes are arranged in a series-parallel configuration to achieve a low on-voltage.

The AC input passes through the two sets of paired diodes in the rectifier array. The first pair of diodes conduct during the positive half-cycles of the AC input to produce a positive voltage output. The second pair of diodes then conducts on the negative half-cycles of the AC input to produce a negative output. This process of full-bridge rectification is efficient, reliable and cost effective for high power applications.

For applications that require even lower on-voltage, the MURT12020R can be used. This model features a built-in Schottky rectifier, which reduces the on-voltage significantly. The use of this type of rectifier array is particularly beneficial in applications that are sensitive to voltage drops, as the on-voltage is reduced significantly.

In conclusion, the MURT10020R is an efficient, reliable and cost effective low-dropout rectifier array with dual diodes. It can be used in a range of applications, such as personal computers, digital communication systems, modems and other high power applications, with an operating temperature of -40°C to +105°C and an on-voltage of 0.45V. The MURT12020R is also suitable for applications that require a lower on-voltage, as it contains a built-in Schottky rectifier.

Diodes - Rectifiers - Arrays

A diode is a two-terminal electrical component with an asymmetrical transfer characteristic, with the ability to conduct current in one direction but not the other. Diodes are widely used in electronics and are categorized into two types; rectifiers and arrays.

Rectifiers are semiconductor devices commonly utilized in power electronic circuits to convert AC into DC. They are commonly used in applications with alternating inputs such as power supplies, as they are fast, efficient and easy to manufacture. The most common type of rectifier is a diode rectifier, which is composed of a single diode, and is used for moderate power-supply applications. More complex rectifiers such as AC-DC converters, or circuits containing a large number of diodes, are referred to as rectifier arrays.

Rectifier arrays are composed of two or more diodes connected in series and/or parallel configurations, as well as a control circuit to allow for the adjustment of the current flowing through each rectifier, creating a more efficient and reliable rectification process. The MURT10020R is an example of such a rectifier array, containing two full-bridge diodes in a small, SOP-8 package. It delivers a low on-voltage with a low forward voltage of only 0.45V, and is designed to operate at a lower temperature than a typical two-diode rectifier array. It can be used in a range of applications, such as personal computers, modems and other high power operations requiring a low-dropout voltage, and works on the principle of full-bridge rectification.

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