
Glass passivated single phase bridge rectifier, 6A forward current, 200V reverse voltage, SIP through hole, for reliable AC to DC conversion.
The TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR bridge rectifier is a glass passivated, single phase device designed for reliable AC to DC conversion in a wide range of electronic applications. Housed in a compact SIP (Single Inline Package) with 4 pins, it offers efficient performance and straightforward through hole mounting for robust PCB integration.
This bridge rectifier delivers an average forward current of 6A and a repetitive peak reverse voltage of 200V, making it suitable for general purpose power supply and rectification tasks. With a maximum forward voltage of just 1V and a forward surge current rating of 175A, it provides efficient operation and resilience during transient conditions.
The glass passivated chip ensures stable, long term performance, while the operating temperature range up to 150°C allows for use in demanding environments. This component is part of the GBU60x series, known for dependable quality in power conversion.
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