TS15PL06GHC2G

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Diodes are a type of semiconductor device that allows electric current to move in one direction. Diodes are commonly used in rectifier circuits to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). Bridge rectifiers are a type of rectifier circuit that uses four diodes arranged in a bridge connection to convert AC to DC. The TS15PL06GHC2G Bridge Rectifier is a popularly used device for applications requiring up to six amperes of output current.

The TS15PL06GHC2G is a version of the popular TS15 two-pin bridge rectifier. It features fast-recovery glass passivated chips and is able to provide twice the output current of the comparably sized TS15 bridge rectifier. It has a forward voltage drop of 0.79V and a reverse voltage rating of 660V.

The TS15PL06GHC2G is ideal for applications requiring high current output, such as power supplies, AC-DC converters, battery chargers, and lighting systems. The device is also well-suited for low-voltage applications with its wide operating temperature range (-40 to 125°C) and thermal resistance of 40°C/W.

The operating principle of the TS15PL06GHC2G Bridge Rectifier is based on the behavior of diodes in an electrical circuit. Diodes are bi-directional components that allow current to flow in one direction but not the other. In this bridge circuit, four diodes are arranged into a bridge shape, so that the two ends of the circuit will connect when AC voltage is applied. When AC voltage is applied to the input of the circuit, the diodes will alternately switch on and off in pairs, allowing alternating current from the input to be rectified and output as DC voltage.

The TS15PL06GHC2G Bridge Rectifier is a popularly used device for applications requiring up to six amperes of output current. It is a versatile device that is ideal for a wide variety of applications, such as power supplies, AC-DC converters, battery chargers, and lighting systems. The device works based on the behavior of diodes in an electrical circuit, allowing alternating current from the input to be rectified and output as DC voltage.

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