SR20100HC0G

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Diodes - Rectifiers - Arrays involve the use of electrical elements to convert electrical energy from one form to another. In the case of the SR20100HC0G, the electrical element is an array of diodes, rectifiers and capacitors. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the SR20100HC0G.

SR20100HC0G Application Field

The SR20100HC0G is a high current schottky rectifier bridge, which is designed for automotive applications. It is ideal for use in high efficiency power supplies, such as those found in electric vehicles, as well as LED lighting and industrial motor drives. It is also suitable for other high current rectifier applications, such as solar power systems and battery charging.

The SR20100HC0G is a medium power rated diode-rectifier array, with a voltage rating of 400V and a current rating of up to 10A.

SR20100HC0G Working Principle

The SR20100HC0G is a four-terminal, full-bridge rectifier array. It uses four Schottky diodes – two in series and two in parallel – to form a bridge. This bridge is connected to the power input and the power output via two terminals, which allow for the easy configuration of a two-phase rectifier circuit. It also has two other terminals which are used to control the forward voltage drop.

When an alternating current is applied to the SR20100HC0G, the Schottky diodes act as controlled rectifiers in order to convert the electrical energy from AC to DC. During the positive half of the AC cycle, the current will flow through both the series and the parallel Schottky diodes, and will be regulated by the voltage drop across the two control terminals. During the negative half of the AC cycle, the current will flow through the reverse direction of the diodes, meaning that the SR20100HC0G can work as a bidirectional power rectifier.

The SR20100HC0G can also be used as a voltage regulator when used in conjunction with an inductor or a capacitor. By using the two control terminals, the voltage across the bridge can be adjusted, allowing for precise control over the output voltage.

Conclusion

The SR20100HC0G is an ideal component for applications requiring high current rectification and voltage regulation. It is particularly suitable for use in automotive, battery charging, and solar power applications. Its working principle is based on the use of a four-terminal, full-bridge rectifier array, which allows for the conversion of AC to DC, as well as precise regulation of the output voltage.

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