RB068L100TE25 Discrete Semiconductor Products

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A rectifier is an electronic device that converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). The RB068L100TE25 is a single-phase bridge rectifier module that is typically used in power supplies, switching modes, as well as in a variety of high-power applications. This bridge rectifier is a three-terminal devices that is composed of four semiconducting diodes that are connected in a bridge configuration in order to provide full-wave rectification. Full-wave rectification helps to eliminate rippling in the output voltage, making it much more usable than the half-wave rectification that is obtained from single-terminal rectifier diodes.

The RB068L100TE25 bridge rectifier has a maximum working voltage of 100 volts and can handle up to 8 amps of current. Since it is a full-wave rectifying bridge, it can withstand repetitive peak reverse voltages up to 600 volts. The device also features high temperature range capability that allows it to keep operating temperatures below 125 degrees Celsius when heated at 65 degrees Celsius for 5 minutes. In comparison with other type of rectifiers, the RB068L100TE25 has much lower losses during reverse and surge peaks, due to its superior forward voltage drop.

The RB068L100TE25 bridge rectifier is widely used in consumer electronics, power transformers (particularly low-power applications such as the powering of video games and digital clocks), industrial equipment, and even automotive applications. It is also suitable for frequency converters and induction heating applications. The bridge rectifier is also popular in application where a low forward voltage drop is needed, such as energy-saving lights.

The RB068L100TE25 is a single-phase bridge rectifier composed of four semiconducting diodes connected in a bridge configuration. This full-wave rectifying bridge features low forward voltage drop and can withstand repetitive peak reverse voltages up to 600 volts. Its wide application range includes industrial equipment, consumer electronics, frequency converters, and energy-saving lights. It can operate on a maximum voltage of 100 volts, and can handle up to 8 amps of current at 125 degrees Celsius when heated at 65 degrees Celsius for 5 minutes.

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