
Taiwan Semiconductor DBLS203G SMD bridge rectifier, 2A, 200V, single phase, surface mount.
The DBLS203G from Taiwan Semiconductor is a single-phase, surface mount glass passivated bridge rectifier in a DLBS (SMD) package. Constructed using moulded plastic technology, these diodes offer reliable performance and cost-effectiveness, making them suitable for a wide range of electronic applications.
This bridge rectifier is UL recognized (file E326854) and is ideal for automated placement, ensuring efficient assembly processes. It features high surge current capability, with a peak forward surge current of 50A, providing robust performance in demanding conditions.
Key Electrical Specifications
The device is designed for mains rectification applications, providing efficient conversion of alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). With its compact SMD package and high reliability, the DBLS203G is an excellent choice for automated manufacturing environments.
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