SURS8115T3G-VF01

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Surface mount (SMT) Schottky barrier rectifiers, such as the Surs8115T3G-VF01, are the superior technology when it comes to rectifiers. The Surs8115T3G-VF01 is designed to provide a higher current rectification in a smaller package and a minimal voltage drop. In its surface mount form, the Surs8115T3G-VF01 is as small as 0.26” in length and width and just 0.06” in height. It is single rectifier, with a maximum forward current of 8.0A a maximum reverse voltage of 15V , and a maximum surge current of 20A.

The Surs8115T3G-VF01 can be used in many different applications, such as in AC/DC converters, power supplies, and power inverters, as well as other applications. In AC/DC converters and power supplies, the Surs8115T3G-VF01 can be used to convert AC to DC by rectifying the alternating current. This allows the AC current to be converted into a unidirectional direct current, which can then be used to power electronic components. The Surs8115T3G-VF01 can also be used in power inverters in convert DC power to AC power by inverse rectification.

The working principle of the Surs8115T3G-VF01 is based on the Schottky barrier effect. A Schottky barrier is created when a strongly doped semiconductor is in contact with a metal. When the junction is forward biased, exciting electrons over the barrier, current flows, resulting in conduction. As the Surs8115T3G-VF01 is constructed using this principle, it is able to produce a high forward current while maintaining a minimal voltage drop.

Due to its small size, high current, and minimal voltage drop capabilities, the SMT Surs8115T3G-VF01 Schottky barrier rectifier is an excellent choice for many applications. In addition, its superior engineering provides superior performance in circuits that require a high level of efficiency, especially when a small footprint is critical. The Surs8115T3G-VF01 Schottky barrier rectifier is an ideal choice for low voltage, low current circuits.

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