Circuit & System Protection


Minibridge replaces four discrete diodes for rectification

29 November 2006 Circuit & System Protection

Low cost input rectification for small power supplies has, up until now, been realised by using four discrete rectifier diodes. However, Diotec's newly-developed SuperMicroDIL in SMD outline offers at comparable costs, an additional space and weight saving.

The MS40 - MS500 parts feature an output current of as much as 0,5 A and a maximum reverse voltage rating of 1000 V. This makes them well-suited for battery chargers, off-line power supplies and compact fluorescent lamps, as well as for auxiliary power supplies in home appliances and industrial applications.

This package outline is fully compatible to the industry standard TO-269AA (MiniDIL) and can be used on existing SMD bridge rectifier layouts.



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