R9G01412XX

Diodes - Rectifiers - Single

The R9G01412XX is an efficient rectifying diode which belongs to the category of single rectifiers. It\'s most commonly and widely used in power supplies, battery charges and other general purpose applications. It has high power converting efficiency and low power consumption. It can operate at moderate temperatures and is vibration resistant.

The R9G01412XX is a monolithic diode made up of N-type silicon with a metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) structure. It has an anode, a cathode and an integrated gate and has a maximum forward voltage drop of 12V and a maximum forward current of 12A. It uses a metal oxide field-effect transistor (MOSFET) and is part of the surface-mount device (SMD) package.

In the application field of the R9G00412XX, it can be used for power supplies, battery charging, switching circuits, and DC-DC converters. The device is also suitable for automotive equipment and their demanding applications, as well as for various industrial applications.

The working principle of the R9G01412XX is quite simple. It has an anode, a cathode, and a gate. The anode acts as a terminal where the electric current enters, while the cathode gives the electric current that exits the device. The gate is responsible for regulating the flow of the current in or out of the device. This is done by controlling the voltage between the anode and cathode. When the voltage gets too high, the gate will open, thus allowing the electric current to flow into the device, while when the voltage is too low, the gate will close, and the device will prevent any further current from entering the device.

The R9G01412XX is an efficient and reliable rectifier diode which is mainly used for power supply and battery charging. It has a low voltage forward drop, high efficiency and minimal power consumption and is also vibration-resistant. The device is made up of N-type silicon with a metal-insulator-semiconductor structure and uses a MOSFET in its SMD package. Its working principle is based on the use of an anode and cathode along with a gate which regulates the electric current flow in or out of the device.