VS-8EWF10STR-M3

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Diodes - Rectifiers - Single

The VS-8EWF10STR-M3 is a single-phase rectifier made with a modern surface-mount design. It uses a single MOSFET to regulate its output current characteristics. This versatile rectifier is suitable for a wide range of applications, from air conditioning systems to decorative lighting.

Application Field

The VS-8EWF10STR-M3 is most commonly used in applications where high efficiency, low power dissipation, and high isolation voltage is required. It is suitable for controlling lighting, air conditioning, and other equipment requiring precise current control. The VS-8EWF10STR-M3 employs a powerful MOSFET with a dielectric strength rating of 1.5 kV, allowing it to provide the highest possible level of isolation between the input and output. This rectifier can be used to convert both AC and DC power into precise, controlled-output current.

Working Principle

The VS-8EWF10STR-M3 is based on a MOSFET-controlled single-phase asynchronous rectification circuit. It has two main components: a switching MOSFET and a rectification diode. The MOSFET acts as a switch, allowing current to flow through the diode and then onto the output terminals. As the MOSFET turns off, the rectification diode acts as a short-circuit, preventing current from flowing back through the MOSFET. The VS-8EWF10STR-M3 can be used to convert both AC and DC data into a controlled-output current.

The VS-8EWF10STR-M3 is made up of several layers. The first layer consists of an integrated measured-frequency transformer that brings in the AC input. This layer also serves as an isolation barrier between the AC input and the output. The second layer is the MOSFET control. This layer is responsible for controlling the switching of the MOSFET, depending on the phase and magnitude of the input waveform. The third layer consists of the rectifier diodes, providing current in the forward direction, and preventing current flow in the reverse direction.

The fourth layer is the output section, consisting of the output terminals, voltage regulator and the output filter. The voltage regulator is used to maintain a stable voltage output, while the output filter helps to reduce noise and any unwanted ripple. Finally, the fifth layer contains the undervoltage and overvoltage protection modules, which prevent the rectifier from being damaged in the event of extreme input voltages.

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