SET130312

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SET130312 Application Field and Working Principle

SET130312 is a single rectifier diode commonly used in power supplies, rectifier circuits and reverse-current protection circuits. It has a maximum reverse voltage of 135V, a current rectifying capacity of 1.0A (< 1A for repetitive peak load currents) and a maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage of 130V. The diode has a low forward voltage drop, low reverse current leakage and excellent surge resistant performance, making it an ideal choice for demanding industrial applications.

Application Field:

SET130312\'s robust, industrial construction makes it suitable for a range of power-related applications. It is commonly used in rectifier circuits, reverse-current protection circuits, motor control systems and power supply circuits. Due to its low forward voltage drop, excellent surge resistant performance and reverse current leakage characteristics, SET130312 is often used in power supplies, motor controllers and other industrial equipment. Additionally, it can be easily integrated into a wide variety of circuit boards and is often employed in motor controls and power supplies. In addition, the diode is also used for protection when subject to ground continuity intermittency.

Working Principle:

SET130312 is a single diode rectifier. This means it can only pass current in one direction. In normal operation, current flows from the anode, through the diode and to the cathode. As the voltage on the anode exceeds that on the cathode, a discrete voltage appears across the diode. This voltage is proportional to the current flowing through it. This current is referred to as the forward current. In the reverse direction, no current passes through the diode since the voltage on the cathode is always higher than that on the anode. This is referred to as the reverse current.SET130312 is used as a rectifier because of its ability to convert alternating current into direct current. This is accomplished by a process known as rectification. During the rectification process, SET130312 conducts current in the forward direction, while completely blocking current in the reverse direction. By selectively letting current flow in one direction, while blocking it in the opposite direction, rectifier diodes are able to convert AC signals into DC signals.

Conclusion:

SET130312 is an excellent choice for a wide range of rectifier applications, particularly those involving power supplies and motor controllers. It has a robust, industrial construction and provides excellent surge resistant performance, low forward voltage drop and low reverse current leakage. Additionally, SET130312 is ideal for circuit board integration and is able to convert alternating current into direct current through its rectification process.

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