UH2C-E3/52T

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The UH2C-E3/52T is a high-productivity rectifier designed to be used in a wide range of applications. It is one of the most widely used types of rectifiers due to its ability to provide higher current density and more efficient power conversion. Rectifiers can be used in DC (Direct Current) and AC (Alternating Current) circuits to convert high-voltage AC to low-voltage DC. This device can also be used to convert low-voltage DC to higher-voltage AC power.

The UH2C-E3/52T rectifier is a type of single-phase bridge rectifier and it consists of two diodes connected in series in one direction and two in the other direction forming the bridge. This bridge rectifier is used for converting low-voltage AC input power to DC output power. It includes four terminals, two for the AC input and two for the DC output.

The working principle of the UH2C-E3/52T rectifier is based on the PN junction diode’s characteristic of allowing current to flow only in one direction. When the AC input voltage is applied to the bridge rectifier, it turns on the top and bottom diodes and current flows through them, producing the DC output. During the alternating half cycles of the AC input, the top and bottom diodes interchange, producing pulsating DC output voltage.

The main application field of the UH2C-E3/52T rectifier is in power supply systems and power converters. It is widely used in products such as battery chargers, pulse power supply systems, DC motors, DC power supplies, and AC-to-DC converters. It is also used in high-voltage and low-voltage lighting, UPS systems, and for current source control.

The UH2C-E3/52T rectifier is a reliable and efficient device suitable for many power conversion and power supply systems. It provides high-performance rectification and efficient conversion of AC input power to DC output power. With its ability to offer high current density and power conversion efficiency, it is one of the most popular types of rectifiers used today.

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