SC3BH15FF

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A bridge rectifier is a four-terminal, full-wave rectification circuit that has separate input and output taps. It is commonly used to convert the high-voltage and high frequency alternating current (AC) from mains power sources, such as those coming from a wall outlet, into low-voltage direct current (DC). The SC3BH15FF is a type of bridge rectifier that provides a wide range of benefits for applications in a variety of markets and industries. It is designed to offer improved power density, lower voltage drop, and improved surge capability.

The SC3BH15FF is available in a wide variety of package options, pinpointing its most common use cases to commercial and industrial applications. These include switching power supplies, home appliance, server and telecom power systems, PC and laptop charger, industrial rectifier and lighting system. Because of the wide scope of applications and its varying package options, the SC3BH15FF is perfect for using in high-power applications that require improved efficiency and faster switching.

The SC3BH15FF is equipped with MOSFET-based active rectifier technology, which makes it extremely efficient in high-power and high frequency applications, while giving it a higher thermal efficiency and improved switching frequency. The device supports over-current protection, ESD protection, and over-voltage protection. It also has an input device that offers a wide voltage range of 8-100V AC to meet the requirements of different applications. The rectifier also provides an integrated EMC filter for a noise-free output.

The working principle of the SC3BH15FF bridge rectifier is simple. It rectifies the incoming alternating current from the AC power source and converts it into pulsating direct current, which can then be used for various applications. It does this by employing two sets of diodes that form a “bridge”. Each diode conducts current when it is forward-biased and blocks current when it is reversed-biased. During the positive half-cycle of an AC cycle, one set of diodes is forward-biased while the other set of diodes is reversed-biased and vice versa during the negative half-cycle. This “pushing” and “pulling” of current on either set of diodes allows the bridge rectifier to convert AC to DC.

The SC3BH15FF is an ideal choice for advanced applications that require higher efficiencies and faster switching. Its wide voltage range of 8-100V AC, over-current protection, ESD protection, and over-voltage protection make it perfect for a variety of commercial, industrial, and residential applications. Its easy-to-use working principle and its compelling benefits make the SC3BH15FF bridge rectifier an invaluable asset for many applications.

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