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Diodes - Rectifiers - Single

A single-phase bridge rectifier is a widely used electronic device for conversion of AC power to DC power. It consists of four individual diodes connected in a “bridge” configuration. The SS36HE-TP is an example of a single-phase bridge rectifier.

The SS36HE-TP

The SS36HE-TP rectifier is a 35A, 600V, reverse-voltage circuit catalyst. It has a current rating of 35A at ambient temperature and a power dissipation rating of 600V. It is suitable for use in high-current applications, such as power supplies and rectification.

Applications

The SS36HE-TP rectifier is used in a variety of applications, including power supplies, rectifiers, and pulse-width modulation (PWM) circuits. It is also used in applications that require high-current operation and the conversion of AC to DC power. Its compact and efficient design allows it to be used in a wide range of applications.

Working Principle

The SS36HE-TP rectifier operates on a simple principle. When the AC power source is connected to the bridge rectifier, the four individual diodes act as a valve, allowing current to flow in only one direction. When the AC power source is positive, the current flows from the top of the bridge rectifier to the bottom, passing through the load. When the AC power source is negative, the current flows from the bottom to the top of the bridge rectifier, passing through the load. In this way, the device is able to convert AC power to DC power.

Conclusion

The SS36HE-TP is a single-phase bridge rectifier design which can enable efficient conversion of AC power to DC power. With its high-current, power-dissipation, and reverse-voltage circuit catalyst capabilities, it can be used in a variety of applications, such as power supplies and rectification. The SS36HE-TP rectifier operates on a simple principle, and is a compact and efficient device for efficient AC-to-DC power conversion.

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