VS-HFA30TA60C-N3

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VS-HFA30TA60C-N3 is a diode chip array that belongs to the family of rectifiers. It provides exceptional control of unwanted voltage transients, and is therefore ideal for applications in which high reliability and low power consumption is required. The chip contains an array of six individual low voltage diodes (each with a 30V maximum voltage rating) that are connected in series, forming a 60V bridge rectifier.

The VS-HFA30TA60C-N3 has several features that make it extremely well suited for applications requiring reliable power supply to support a variety of small electronics. It has an operating temperature range of -40°C to + 85°C, a low standby power dissipation of 5m W, and comes in an SO-14 lead-free RoHS compliant package.

The VS-HFA30TA60C-N3 is mainly used in power supplies, motor drives and industrial equipment. It is very effective in providing an efficient and cost-effective solution to the need for an array of diodes for multiple applications. The chip\'s built-in circuitry helps to reduce the power dissipated in the package, which makes it suitable for long-term, low-power operations.

The working principle of the VS-HFA30TA60C-N3 is very simple. In its non-conduction state, it blocks the flow of current in both directions. When current is supplied to the chip, by applying a voltage to the anode (positive side) the current will flow through the individual diodes and the bridge rectifier. This process is known as rectification, and is used to convert AC to DC.

The VS-HFA30TA60C-N3\'s ability to effectively and reliably regulate transient voltages in power supplies, as well as its low power consumption, make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications. Additionally, its compact size and RoHS compliant package make it a cost-effective and reliable solution for providing power to small and medium-sized electronics.

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