SS35

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Introduction

The SS35 is a passivated single rectifier diode with a maximum current rating of 3.5A. It is commonly used in power supplies, circuit protection and signal detection applications. It provides fast reverse recovery time and low forward voltage drop, enabling better efficiency and lower power loss. This article will discuss the applications and working principle of the SS35 rectifier diode and why it has become a popular choice of diode.

Applications of SS35 Rectifier Diode

The SS35 single rectifier diode is mainly used in electronics, particularly power supplies and circuit protection. In power supplies, it is used for rectifying AC current, converting it to DC current, and can replace bulky and expensive transformers. It is also used for signal detection, replacing more costly and space-consuming electromechanical relays. In circuit protection, it provides protection against sudden changes in voltage, short-circuiting, and overloading.

The SS35 can also be found in other applications such as consumer electronics, automotive electronics and RF systems. In consumer electronics, it can be used to provide rectification and signal detection, while in automotive electronics, it can provide overvoltage protection by preventing reverse current flow. Additionally, the SS35 is used in RF systems to detect low frequency signals and convert them to higher frequencies.

Working Principle of SS35 Rectifier Diode

The SS35 is a passivated single rectifier diode. When connect to a voltage source, the diode either allows or blocks current flow in a single direction, depending on the polarity of the voltage applied. When current passes through the diode, it is transformed from AC to DC, and the amount of current passing through is dependant on the forward voltage. As the forward voltage increases, more current will pass through the diode. The reverse voltage is blocked by the diode, and no current will flow.

The SS35 rectifier diode also has a fast reverse recovery time, meaning that the diode will switch quickly from the on-state to the off-state, allowing for better efficiency and lower power loss. Additionally, the low forward voltage drop of the SS35 means that less power is wasted when current flows through the diode.

Conclusion

The SS35 rectifier diode is a versatile and popular choice of diode, due to its low forward voltage drop and fast reverse recovery time. It is most commonly used in power supplies, circuit protection and signal detection applications, but can also be found in consumer electronics, automotive electronics and RF systems. This article has discussed the applications and working principle of the SS35 rectifier diode, demonstrating why it is often the preferred choice of diode.

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