$ 1000.00
Rectifier bridge series for converting alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC)
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Principle of operation:

The working principle of rectifier bridge is to utilize the unidirectional conductivity of diodes. When the input is positive half-circle, two of the diodes conduct, the other two cutoff, the current flows along a specific path, the output positive voltage; when the input is negative half-circle, the other two diodes conduct, the former conductive diode cutoff, the current flows in the opposite direction, the output negative voltage. In this way, the rectifier bridge realizes the conversion of alternating current to direct current and ensures that the direction of the current is always the same.


Main features:

1. High efficiency: the rectifier bridge's working efficiency is up to 96% or more, which can fully utilize the power.

2. Simple and easy to use: the structure of rectifier bridge is simple, easy to use, with high reliability and stability.

2. Wide range of application: rectifier bridges are suitable for the power supply part of various electronic devices, such as TV, computer, cell phone, etc.

3. Good insulation performance: rectifier bridge can withstand high voltage and high current with good insulation performance.


Applicable range:

12V~56V generator


Performance indicators:


Corresponding to the rated current output  

of the generator

40A~210A
Applicable ambient temperature-40℃~125℃
Using diode junction temperature225℃
Low leakageAvalanche bridge IR≤100nA;
Normal bridge IR ≤ 1uA


Technical Advantages:

The diodes used are categorized according to the voltage range into L-slot (20V-24V), M-slot (24V-29V), H-slot (35V-43V), Z-slot (70V-80V) and common tube (400V-1000V);

MCDA high-efficiency diodes can be selected to improve generator efficiency;

Can be designed and manufactured according to customer's current requirements and shape specifications.


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$1000.00
Inventory
1000000
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