Rectifiers – Function and Applications
Rectifiers are electronic components or circuits that convert alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC). They usually consist of several diodes and are used in power supplies and voltage regulators.
Areas of application for our rectifiers:
- Power supplies – Convert 230V AC to DC for electronic devices.
- Charge controllers – Used in battery charging circuits to provide a consistent DC voltage.
- Motor controllers – Provide DC power for DC motors from AC sources.
There are different types, including half-wave rectifiers, bridge rectifiers, and regulated rectifiers, which differ in efficiency and output voltage.
Rectifiers
Diode, Superfast, SMA, 50V, 1A, 15ns, 150°C
Rectifiers
Diode, Superfast, SMA, 100V, 1A, 15ns, 150°C
Rectifiers
Diode, Superfast, SMA, 100V, 1A, 15ns, 150°C, AEC-Q101
Rectifiers
Diode, Superfast, SMA, 150V, 1A, 15ns, 150°C
Rectifiers
Diode, Superfast, SMA, 200V, 1A, 15ns, 150°C
Rectifiers
Diode, Superfast, SMA, 200V, 1A, 15ns, 150°C, AEC-Q101
Bridge rectifiers, 1 phase
Bridge, 1-ph, GBI, 600V, 25A, 150°C
Bridge rectifiers, 1 phase
Bridge, 1-ph, GBI, 600V, 25A, 150°C
Bridge rectifiers, 1 phase
Bridge, 1-ph, GBU, 800V, 10A, 150°C
Bridge rectifiers, 1 phase
Bridge, 1-ph, GBU, 800V, 10A, 150°C
Bridge rectifiers, 1 phase
Bridge, 1-ph, GBU, 800V, 6A, 150°C
Bridge rectifiers, 1 phase
Bridge, 1-ph, GBU, 800V, 8A, 150°C
Bridge rectifiers, 1 phase
Bridge, 1-ph, GBU, 800V, 8A, 150°C