SK88L-TP

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The SK88L-TP is a type of rectifier diodes which feature a very low forward voltage drop, high surge capability and a maximum operating junction temperature of 150 °C. It is an electronic component specifically designed for use in power supply circuits and renewable energy systems. This article will discuss the application field of the SK88L-TP as well as its working principle.

Application Field

The SK88L-TP can be used in power circuits of low power appliances, such as radios, TVs and amplifiers, where a combined rectifier and regulator diodes are needed. The components can also be used in renewable energy systems including photovoltaic (PV) cells, wind turbines, and solar panels where the rectifier functions as a input current limiter to protect other components from surging currents.

Working Principle

The SK88L-TP operates in the same manner as a standard diode. It allows current to flow in only one direction, while blocking the flow of current in the opposite direction. On the low power side, the diodes act as a switching device, allowing current to flow in either direction.

The SK88L-TP rectifier is equipped with a temperature sensing element. This enables the device to accurately measure the temperature inside the power supply circuit, enabling it to adjust the output current accordingly to maintain a stable voltage across the terminal. This also provides better protection from dangerous fast-changing voltages.

Conclusion

The SK88L-TP is a type of diode rectifier specifically designed for use in power supply circuits and renewable energy systems. With its low forward voltage drop, high surge capability and maximum operating junction temperature of 150 °C, the SK88L-TP is an ideal solution for low power applications. The device is also equipped with a temperature sensing element which allows it to accurately adjust the output current accordingly.

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