R35100

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The R35100 is a single-phased full-bridge rectifier, with an integrated two-channel monolithic power transistor. This device is commonly used in high-power applications, such as electric vehicles, solar inverter systems, UPS systems and power supplies for LED lighting solutions. It is designed to provide reliable and robust performance, with high power efficiency and low heat dissipation.

The R35100 is composed of six diodes, which are arranged in a full-bridge configuration. In a full-bridge circuit, each of the rectifiers will alternate their conduction and blocking state, allowing the current flow to be rectified and smoothened. This rectification process allows the DC power to be used as input in the system. The integrated power transistor are responsible for the high power switching, providing high efficiency and low dissipation of heat.

The operating principle of the R35100 can be divided in two main stages. Firstly, it starts with the rectification stage. During this stage, the alternating current (AC) is rectified, allowing only the positive half-cycles to be transmitted, removing the negative ones. This is accomplished through the 6 diodes, arranged in a full-bridge configuration. Secondly, the rectified current is switched, allowing the power to be used as input for the system. The two-channel monolithic power transistor integrated in the device allow for high switching efficiency and reduce heat dissipation.

Overall, the R35100 is a reliable single-phase, full-bridge rectifier, offering an excellent power efficiency and low heat dissipation, making it suitable for high-power applications, such as electric vehicle, solar inverter systems and power supplies for LED lighting solutions. It is composed of 6 diodes, in a full-bridge configuration, and two integrated power transistor, allowing for high-power switching. The R35100 operates by rectifying the alternating current, and by switching the current, allowing the power to be used as input in the system.

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