RB088NS100FHTL Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Diodes are semiconductor devices that allow current to flow in one direction only. Rectifiers are a type of diode that converts AC current to DC current by converting alternating current to direct current. In the rectifier array, the individual diodes are combined to form a bridge rectifier, which is a full-wave rectification circuit where both half-cycles of the input waveform are rectified. The RB088NS100FHTL is an example of a rectifier array that consists of 8 discrete diodes connected in series, with a forward voltage rating of 100V, a peak repetitive forward current of 80A, a forward voltage of 1.2V max, and a reverse leakage current of 50uA.

The RB088NS100FHTL rectifier array has a wide range of applications in areas such as automotive, power supplies, industrial, consumer products and computing. It is mainly used in bridge rectifiers to convert AC input signals to DC output signals and facilitate power conversion. As power conversion is essential in modern electronics, the RB088NS100FHTL rectifier array is ideal for applications where high current and voltage requirements are desired. Additionally, its 8 discrete diodes permit a current rating of 80A and a forward voltage drop of only 1.2V, making it an ideal choice for purposes such as motor control, lighting, and power conversion.

The working principle of the RB088NS100FHTL rectifier array is fairly straightforward. It utilizes individual diodes to convert AC current to DC current, allowing current to flow in only one direction. As the voltage of the input waveform passes through each individual diode, that diode is forward biased and allows current to flow. The resultant output waveform is a DC voltage waveform, with no negative peaks. Due to the fact that the input waveform is rectified in both half-cycles, the output waveform contains both positive and negative half-cycles, hence the functionality of a bridge rectifier.

In conclusion, the RB088NS100FHTL is an example of a rectifier array that is highly efficient and robust, and can be used in many different applications where DC current is needed. Its 8 discrete diodes enable it to handle high current requirements and provide a low forward voltage drop. It is mainly used in bridge rectification circuits, to convert AC current to DC current, making it an attractive choice for a wide range of industrial, automotive, consumer and computing applications.

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