SS12P4CHM3_A/I

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Rectifiers and arrays are popular and widely used components in electric circuits. SS12P4CHM3_A/I rectifier array is a component with four Schottky diodes in one package and can be used for various applications. This component is considered suitable for high-speed switching applications and has a unique design consisting of four common anode Schottky diodes connected in a single package.

The SS12P4CHM3_A/I rectifier array is a component of the Schottky diode rectifier family. It has a maximum forward voltage rating of 0.55 V, a reverse leakage current of 10uA and a maximum forward current rating of 12A. The reverse breakdown voltage is 45V and the forward voltage Drop is 0.45V. The component can be used in applications up to a maximum frequency of 5MHz, and it has a maximum operating temperature range of 150C.

The SS12P4CHM3_A/I rectifier array is primarily used in high-speed switching applications. It works by providing a low forward voltage drop, allowing for higher currents to pass with minimal heat dissipation. This component is often used to protect sensitive components from inductive spikes as well as for clipping/clamping applications. It can also be used for polarity protection, over-voltage protection and EMI/RFI (electrostatic/radiofrequency interference) filtering.

The Schottky diode rectifier array is used in several types of applications, including power conversion, DC/DC converters, solar cells, motor applications, power supplies, digital circuits and more. As with all diodes, the SS12P4CHM3_A/I offers excellent switching performance, high speed, and a low voltage drop, all of which are beneficial in many circuits.

The working principle of the SS12P4CHM3_A/I rectifier array is the same as that of a standard Schottky diode. When the anode is at a higher voltage than the cathode, current flows in the forward direction, which is known as a forward biased condition. When the anode is at a lower voltage than the cathode, current does not flow, also known as a reversed biased state. There is also a breakdown voltage of 45 volts, at which point the component will start to conduct.

The SS12P4CHM3_A/I rectifier array is an excellent component for a wide range of applications, offering excellent switching performance, high speed operation, and minimal voltage drops. Its use in high-speed switching applications helps to protect sensitive components from inductive spikes, as well as for clipping/clamping applications. Its components are also often used for polarity protection, over-voltage protection and EMI/RFI filtering.

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