RB068LAM-30TR Discrete Semiconductor Products

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A diode rectifier is a device which allows current to flow in only one direction. It is composed of a p-n junction, and is widely used in power supplies and charging devices. RB068LAM-30TR is a single-phase, half wave rectifier, with a maximum reverse voltage of 645 V and a maximum forward current of 7 A.

Application Field of RB068LAM-30TR

RB068LAM-30TR is suitable for applications such as CCFL inverter, half wave, charger board, and DC-DC converters. This rectifier can be used for residential air conditioners and for power supplies for home appliances, including television sets and computers. It is also suitable for solar cell applications.

Working Principle of RB068LAM-30TR

When the anode and cathode of the diode is forward-biased, the voltage drops across it becomes small and current flows through it. When the anode and cathode of the diode is reverse-biased, the voltage drops across it becomes large and current does not flow through it. RB068LAM-30TR, being half wave type of rectifiers, lets current flow for half of the input AC cycle, and does not let current flow for the other half cycle, thus converting AC to DC.

Advantages

RB068LAM-30TR provides higher output voltage compared to other rectifiers and charges the battery faster. It also has a higher efficiency and less heat dissipation, as it is designed with a low power dissipation. Its temperature parameters also provide better protection of the device.

Conclusion

RB068LAM-30TR is a single phase, half wave rectifier, which is suitable for applications such as CCFL inverter and DC-DC converters. Its working principle is to let current flow for half of the input AC cycle and not let current flow for the other half cycle, thus converting AC to DC. It has higher output voltage, higher efficiency, less heat dissipation and better protection of the device compared to other rectifiers.

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