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Bridge rectifier 15amp tested (qyt 10 )

Rs. 170.00 Rs. 120.00

15A bridge rectifier is an electronic component that converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC), typically using a configuration of four diodes in a "bridge" arrangement. The "15A" refers to the maximum average rectified output current it can handle, while the "1000V" (a common rating) indicates its maximum repetitive peak reverse...

Bridge rectifier 15amp  tested  (qyt 10 )

Bridge rectifier 15amp tested (qyt 10 )

Rs. 170.00 Rs. 120.00
15A bridge rectifier is an electronic component that converts alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC), typically using a configuration of four diodes in a "bridge" arrangementThe "15A" refers to the maximum average rectified output current it can handle, while the "1000V" (a common rating) indicates its maximum repetitive peak reverse voltage. These components are designed for applications requiring high-power rectification, featuring features like high surge current capability, low power loss, and often an electrically isolated case for efficient heat dissipation.  
Key characteristics and features:
  • AC to DC Conversion: 
    Its primary function is to rectify an AC input, like from a transformer, into a pulsating DC output. 
  • 15A Current Rating: 
    This specification means the rectifier can continuously pass an average of 15 amps of current. 
  • Voltage Rating: 
    A common voltage rating, like 1000V (V_RRM), indicates the maximum voltage the rectifier can withstand in reverse without failing. 
  • High Surge Capability: 
    They are designed to handle large, non-repetitive forward surge currents for a brief period, essential for handling temporary overloads. 
  • Heat Dissipation: 
    Many are built with an electrically isolated metal case (like the KBPC1510) to provide a pathway for heat, ensuring reliable operation under heavy loads. 
  • Applications: 
    Common uses include power supplies for heavy-duty industrial equipment, high-current electronics, audio amplifiers, and uninterruptible power supplies (UPS). 
Common Specifications:
  • Manufacturer Part Number: Examples include KBPC1510 and GBU1508. 
  • Average Rectified Output Current (I_O): 15A 
  • Repetitive Peak Reverse Voltage (V_RRM): 1000V (or similar) 
  • Surge (Non-Repetitive) Forward Current (I_FSM): Often in the hundreds of amps, such as 300A or more. 
  • Mounting: Available for through-hole (GBU1510) or PCB mounting. 
  • Low Power Loss: Achieved through low forward voltage drop, resulting in higher efficiency.