SET100104

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SET100104 Application Field and Working Principle

The SET100104 is a rectifier array, meant to convert alternating current (AC) power into direct current (DC) power. This is often done so that a device receiving the power can use it more efficiently, or fit certain applications that require specific power configurations. The application field for this particular device, in particular, is mainly suitable for low-cost telecom, networking applications, and high-efficiency chargers.

In order to convert the AC power, the array uses four Schottky rectifiers which are connected in series to make the array. Each rectifier is an NPN-PNP coupled, high-efficiency rectifier that helps reduce reverse leakage currents. This helps ensure the power is getting converted as efficiently as possible.

The working principle of the SET100104 is fairly simple. The device is designed to take the input of an AC power source, convert it to DC power, and then output it. To do this, the device uses four Schottky rectifiers. The rectifiers act as a barrier, so that current can only flow in one direction. This helps to ensure that the output is only DC power.

The device also has a few other features designed to help make the conversion more efficient. The parallel connection of the rectifiers helps reduce the total power loss that can occur during the conversion process. Additionally, the device is also designed to reduce the amount of reverse leakage current. This means that power that is output is done so in an efficient manner.

Overall, the SET100104 is intended to be a low-cost, efficient rectifier array used mainly in telecom and networking applications, as well as high-efficiency chargers. The device uses four Schottky rectifiers in order to convert AC power to DC power, and has additional features that help reduce total power loss and reverse leakage current.

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