SBR2A150SP5-13

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SBR2A150SP5-13 is a type of single rectifier diodes. A common application of single rectifier diodes is for converting AC to DC. In this application, the diode is used to convert the negative half cycles of the AC waveform to an equal magnitude positive half cycle. The SBR2A150SP5-13 may be used for AC-DC conversion in power supplies, adapter chargers, and converters.

The SBR2A150SP5-13 is a fast-recoverse diode (FRD) with an ultra-small package making it suitable for high density circuit applications. It is a low dropout, low forward-voltage, and low reverse leakage diode. It is also RoHS compliant.

Working Principle

When an AC voltage is applied to the anode of a single rectifier diode, the diode conducts current during the positive half cycles of the AC voltage. During the negative half cycles, current does not flow and the diode is reverse biased, blocking the current flow. The conduction of only the positive half cycle leads to the conversion of AC to DC, yielding a single polarity output.

The SBR2A150SP5-13 features a low dropout voltage of 0.5V and a low forward voltage (VF) of 1.2V. This low VF and dropout voltage enables high efficiency in AC-DC conversion, minimizing power losses. The FRD also features fast reverse recovery time to minimize EMI caused by the reverse recovery current. With its low leakage current, high heat dissipation, and small size and weight, the device is suitable for use in end products where size and weight are at a premium.

Conclusion

The SBR2A150SP5-13 is a single rectifier diode designed for AC-DC conversion. With its ultra-small package, low dropout voltage, and low forward voltage, it is suitable for high density circuit applications and helps to minimize power losses while providing fast reverse recovery time. It is thus suitable for use in end products where size and weight are at a premium.

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