V35PWM10HM3/I Discrete Semiconductor Products

The V35PWM10HM3/I is a single-phase, high-power rectifier diode designed for high precision applications. It has a wide range of uses, from industrial electronics and computer fan control to switch-mode power supplies. The main features of this diode are its high temperature tolerance, low forward voltage drop, and fast on/off switching speed.

The V35PWM10HM3/I is a high-power (10 Amp) rectifier diode with a peak reverse voltage of 600 volts. It is constructed out of a silicon epitaxial substrate, and it has a single, high-efficiency Anode-to-Cathode junction. The diode is capable of a continuous forward current of 8 Amps and a repetitive peak reverse voltage of 600 volts. The forward voltage drop is 0.75 volts at a forward current of 8 Amps.

The working principle of the V35PWM10HM3/I is simple yet effective. When the device is subjected to a reverse voltage, it creates a potential barrier that prevents current from flowing through the device, keeping it in an “off” state. When the reverse voltage is removed, it restores the device to its “on”-state, where current can flow freely through the diode. The advantage of this device is that it can switch rapidly on/off as the voltage is applied/removed, making it ideal for high speed, high current applications.

The V35PWM10HM3/I is primarily used in industrial electronics applications and computer fan control circuits. It is also ideal for use in high frequency switching applications, such as in switch-mode power supplies. The diode has a low forward voltage drop, which allows for high efficiency switches, and its fast switching capabilities allow for higher frequency switching. Furthermore, its high temperature tolerance makes it suitable for applications in high temperature environments.

In conclusion, the V35PWM10HM3/I is a single-phase, high-power rectifier diode designed for high precision applications. It offers a range of features such as a high temperature tolerance, low forward voltage drop, and fast switching speeds. This device is primarily used in industrial electronics and computer fan control circuits, as well as in high frequency switch-mode power supplies.