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Diodes - Rectifiers - Arrays

In today’s electronics industry, various types of devices such as diodes, rectifiers, and arrays are used for various applications. In this article, we will take a closer look at the application field and working principle of the VB10150C-M3/4 W.

Application of VB10150C-M3/4W

The VB10150C-M3/4W is a high voltage bridge rectifier with a 4 terminal package. It has a reverse voltage of 800 V and an average forward current of 3A. It is used in applications such as switching power supplies, motor controls, and inverters. It is suitable for high frequency switching, and can be used to rectify AC voltage to DC voltage.

Working Principle of VB10150C-M3/4W

The VB10150C-M3/4W is a bridge rectifier with 4 symmetrically arranged terminals. It is composed of two pairs of diodes connected in a bridge configuration with two diodes in each pair. When an AC voltage is applied to the two outer terminals, the diodes switch on alternately resulting in a DC output. The bridge rectifier offers a full wave conversion from AC to DC.

The rectifier is also designed with a thermal protection circuit to shut down in case of over temperature. This helps to prevent damage to the components due to excessive heat.

The device is highly efficient, offering a minimum voltage loss between the input and output, thus making it ideal for applications where power conservation is essential.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the VB10150C-M3/4W is a high voltage bridge rectifier with a reverse voltage of 800V and a forward current of 3A. It is widely used in applications such as switching power supplies, motor controls, and inverters. The rectifier offers full wave conversion from AC to DC, with a high efficiency and minimal voltage loss. It is also designed with a thermal protection circuit to protect the components from excessive heat.

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