RB058L-30TE25 Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Diodes - Rectifiers - Single

A RB058L-30TE25 diode, also known as a single-phase bridge rectifier, is used to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). This type of diode is commonly used in power supplies and DC chargers, allowing them to produce a steady supply of continuous voltage.

The RB058L-30TE25 utilizes four diodes connected in a bridge configuration, which rectifies AC electricity into DC electricity. This is achieved by diodes being configured so that only one diode is on at any given time. When the primary AC phase is changed, the next diode on the bridge is activated in order to continue the rectifying process. The net result of this is that two diodes are always "on" and two are always "off".

The RB058L-30TE25 diode can carry a maximum surge current of 30A and a maximum RMS current of 8A. With an average forward current of less than 2A, it is suitable for low-power applications. The diode has a forward voltage drop of 0.58V, making it a great choice for applications that require low voltage drop.

This type of diode is used in a variety of consumer electronics for its low cost, small size, and reliable performance. The RB058L-30TE25 is an excellent choice for AC to DC conversion in lighting systems, transistors, and dynamic systems, as well as power conditioning applications. It can also be used as a diode rectifier in alternators, DC motors, and generators.

The RB058L-30TE25 is a reliable, cost-effective choice for a variety of rectification applications in consumer electronics, lighting systems, and power conditioning circuits. Its low forward voltage drop and maximum RMS current make it a great choice for applications that require low voltage drop and reliable performance. Additionally, its small size and lightweight design make it well suited for use in small, compact spaces.

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