S5BC-13-F Discrete Semiconductor Products

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A single rectifier diode, such as the S5BC-13-F, is a semiconductor device that allows current to flow through it in one direction, while blocking it in the opposite direction. In other words, it is a one-directional electrical switch. Rectifier diodes are used in many practical applications, such as power supplies and voltage regulation. The core elements of these applications are the components used to transform currents, like alternating (AC) currents into direct (DC) currents.

A single rectifier diode has two terminals, called an anode and a cathode. Electrons only move from the anode terminal to the cathode. In normal operation, when the anode is made more positive than the cathode, the diode allows a large amount of current to flow from the anode to the cathode. This is known as forward conduction. When the anode is made more negative than the cathode, the diode blocks current from flowing from the anode to the cathode. This is known as reverse conduction. In reverse conduction, a small amount of current does flow in the opposite direction, albeit very small. This is called Reverse Leakage Current.

The S5BC-13-F is an ultrafast recovery, single diodes. It is designed for high-frequency, high-current applications. Unlike most rectifier diodes, it has to be used in conjunction with an ultra-fast recovery free-wheeling diode, such as the NVE043AP-TR. It is typically used in high-power switching power supplies.

It has a breakdown voltage of 13V and a reverse current of 5A. The maximum forward voltage is 0.9V and the maximum forward current is 5A. Its fast recovery time is 70ns. It also has an ultra-low forward voltage drop, which minimizes power losses. It can easily handle a wide range of frequencies, from DC to 10 kHz.

The S5BC-13-F is typically used in switching power supplies for regulating the voltage and current of an AC power source. The diode is used to rectify the AC signal, to convert it into a DC signal. This allows for the regulation and control of the current. Furthermore, the diode can protect the circuit from high voltage and high current in reverse conduction, acting as a surge protector.

The S5BC-13-F is also used in applications such as auto-lighting systems, motor drives, power modules, UPS systems, industrial automation and control, solar inverters, and other high-current, high-frequency systems. It can also be used in other switching systems where its fast-recovery and low-forward voltage drop make it suitable for improving system efficiency, such as in solar charge controllers and solar batteries.

The S5BC-13-F is an efficient, high-speed, low-power rectifier diode with versatile applications. It is an ideal choice for applications that require fast switching, voltage regulation, and reliable protection against reverse currents.

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