RBQ10NS65AFHTL Discrete Semiconductor Products

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Diodes, or rectifiers, are electrical components that generally allow current to flow along one direction and not in the other. Rectifier arrays, such as the RBQ10NS65A, are a collection of diodes connected in parallel to each other and can be used in applications such as voltage regulation or rectification. A rectifier array’s main function is to convert an alternating current (AC) signal into a continuous direct current (DC) signal by eliminating the negative half of the signal wave, thus it is usually used in circuits that require steady, unchanging current.

The RBQ10NS65A is a semiconductor rectifier array with a compact surface-mount package. This device contains 10 independent, high-speed low-weight N-Channel MOSFETs. Each of these transistors present an integral diode between its gate and source, and these diodes are connected in parallel.

In terms of its application field, the RBQ10NS65A is mainly used for the rectification of AC waveforms in low-voltage applications such as phase-controlled speed control of motor drivers or phase-controlled dimmers. It is also compatible with multiple rectifying designs and is often used in areas where stable, low-voltage signals are needed for power supply outputs.

In terms of its working principle, the RBQ10NS65A rectifies an AC wave to a DC signal by eliminating the negative half of the waveform, meaning it blocks negative voltages from being applied. In doing so, this device ensures a steady, unchanging DC signal output by keeping current flowing in one absent of charge cycles.

At the heart of this device’s rectifying operation are the 10 integrated diodes that are specific to each individual MOSFET. The positive part of the waveform is allowed to pass through the rectifier, while the negative component is blocked. As each diode has its own current and voltage rating, the output current that can be achieved is determined by the value of the combined devices.

In summary, the RBQ10NS65A is a semiconductor rectifier array with 10 independent, high-speed and low-weight N-Channel MOSFETs, and is used to convert an alternating current (AC) signal into a continous direct current (DC) signal by eliminating the negative half of the signal wave. It is generally used in low-voltage applications, such as phase-controlled speed control of motors or phase-controlled dimmers, and features integrated diodes which allow the positive component of the waveform to pass through the rectifier, while blocking the negative component.

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