UR4KB60-B C2G

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Diodes - Bridge Rectifiers

The UR4KB60-B C2G is a diode bridge rectifier, a type of diode that is used to make AC (alternating current) into DC (direct current). The bridge rectifier is made of four diodes, arranged so that the anode of one diode is connected to the cathode of another, forming a bridge. This type of diode is commonly used in power supplies, where it is used to convert AC into DC.

The UR4KB60-B C2G has a maximum forward voltage of 600V and a maximum reverse voltage of 400V. It is capable of handling up to 4A of current. The bridge rectifier also features a low thermal resistance, a low forward voltage drop, and low junction capacitance, making it a highly efficient device.

The bridge rectifier works by allowing current to flow in one direction only, from the anode to the cathode. When the positive and negative cycles of AC voltage reach the diode, the negative cycle is blocked, while the positive cycle is allowed to pass through the diode. This current can then be used to power DC circuits.

The bridge rectifier has many applications, including power supplies, power inverters, voltage multipliers, solar charging systems, and AC/DC conversion. The bridge rectifier is also used in LED lighting and power supplies for computers, as well as in motor control and other industrial applications. It is a highly reliable and efficient device, and is used in a variety of electrical systems.

The UR4KB60-B C2G bridge rectifier is a highly efficient device that can be used in many applications. Its low thermal resistance, low forward voltage drop, and low junction capacitance make it a highly efficient device, and its robust design ensures that it will perform reliably in a variety of applications. The bridge rectifier is an essential device for conversion of AC to DC, and is an important component in a variety of electrical and industrial systems.

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