R35120

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The R35120 diode is a single, rectifier diode, used for a variety of electrical applications. A diode is a device that allows the flow of electrical current only in one direction, and the rectifier diode is a type of diode that can be used to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). The R35120 is a high power, rectifier diode that is suitable for a range of industrial and automotive applications.

The R35120 is a rectifier conveniently packaged in a small, 3-pin TO-220A molded case and offers a wide range of features and benefits. The diode has an excellent thermal and electrical performance and it is capable of operating at high temperatures, making it ideal for high-power electrical applications. The low forward voltage drop and reverse leakage characteristics make the diode an efficient rectifier for power requirements. In addition, the diode has very fast response time and can be used in high frequency applications.

The R35120 rectifier diode is typically used in automotive and industrial applications, such as circuits and power supplies, and can be used as a switching or rectification device. In automotive applications, the diode can be used for lighting, charging systems, and starter motors. The diode is also used in applications requiring a high-power, high-efficiency device, including LED lighting, power rectification, high-efficiency DC-DC converters, and switching power supplies. The diode is also used in welding machines, UPS systems, and audio equipment.

The working principle of the R35120 diode is based on the PN junction. The PN junction is formed when two types of semiconductor materials, one of which is a p-type material and the other is an n-type material, are joined together. The p-type is a material that has an excess of holes while the n-type material has an excess of electrons. When the two materials are joined together, the electrons and holes form electric fields that act like barriers, preventing electrons from passing through them in one direction.

The junction formed by two semiconductor materials has two distinct properties: one is called the forward bias and the other is called the reverse bias. When the diode’s terminals are connected to a DC power source, a potential difference is formed between the anode and the cathode. This potential difference is known as the forward bias and drives the PN junction to become forward-biased. This condition allows the current to pass through the diode in the direction of the anode, and the diode is then said to be in conducting state. On the other hand, when the same terminals are reversely connected to a DC power source, the PN junction is reverse-biased and the diode is now said to be in a non-conducting state.

In summary, the R35120 is a high power rectifier diode, conveniently packaged in a small, 3-pin TO-220A molded case. The diode is suitable for a variety of industrial and automotive applications, including circuits and power supplies, LED lighting, power rectification, high-efficiency DC-DC converters, and switching power supplies. The working principle of the R35120 is based on the PN junction and the diode can be forward or reversely biased, allowing for either conduction or non-conduction.

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