VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3

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Diodes - Rectifiers - Arrays

Rectifier diodes have a wide range of applications, from regular power supply converters to speeding up and amplifying complex signals. The VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3 rectifier diode array is a part that can be used for both of these purposes; it’s a useful addition to any toolbox of electronic parts. This article looks at the VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3 and explores its application field and working principle.

Application Field

The VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3 diode array is specifically designed for working at high voltages, typically checking and rectification of the high-voltage AC power line. It can also be used for clamping protection for semiconductors and for powering radio transmission. It features a “U” shape package and is suitable for use on PCBs.

The VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3 is equipped with two diodes, each of which can be controlled separately to rectify AC for DC power. It also features an integrated magnet, which can be used for generating large military DC power.

The VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3 can also be used in television sets and other frequency power supplies, and is a reliable part for installations requiring long-term stability and high voltage protection, such as in aerospace applications.

Working Principle

The diode array’s working principle is based on the passage of current through the diodes, when a reverse voltage applied to the cathode is equal to or greater than the peak value of the forward voltage. This process creates a circuit that has a direct current (DC) branch, which is a nearly ideal voltage source and features low impedance, and an alternating current (AC) branch. This arrangement is commonly referred to as a bridge rectifier.

The two diodes of the VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3 are configured in a “full-wave” rectifier, meaning that it makes good use of both the positive and negative parts of the input signal. This means that the current is rectified across the full AC cycle in order to produce DC.

The diode array’s magnet ensures an even current flow between the two stages of the bridge rectifier. The magnet also follows the input cycle of the AC power, which produces a DC current that is not affected by varying load conditions.

The VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3 also has a built-in TVS, or transient voltage suppressor, which works to protect the rectifier from electrical transients. This feature is particularly useful when the diode array is used in applications where the power lines can be prone to surge or spike.

In summary, the VS-MBR20100CT-1HM3 diode array is a great part for both rectification of AC power and protection from electrical transients. It is versatile in many applications and features a solid working principle for producing a safe and reliable DC current.

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