MBR20200FCT

The MBR20200FCT is a Schottky diode module manufactured by HT (Shenzhen Jinyu Semiconductor). This module consists of two Schottky diodes connected in a common cathode configuration, providing efficient rectification and voltage regulation in electronic circuits.

Key Features:

• Schottky Diode Module: Contains two Schottky diodes in a common cathode configuration, enabling rectification of alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) with low forward voltage drop.
• High Current Capability: Capable of handling high forward current, making it suitable for applications with demanding power requirements.
• Fast Switching Speed: Offers rapid switching characteristics, facilitating efficient power conversion and reducing switching losses.
• Low Forward Voltage Drop: Features low forward voltage drop across the diodes, minimizing power dissipation and improving energy efficiency.
• High Surge Current Capability: Able to withstand high surge currents, ensuring robust performance under transient conditions.
• Compact Package: Housed in a compact and robust package, providing ease of installation and enhancing overall system reliability.
• RoHS Compliance: Manufactured in compliance with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) regulations, ensuring environmental sustainability by being free from hazardous materials.

Applications:

• Power Supplies: Ideal for use in power supply circuits, voltage regulators, and DC-DC converters to provide efficient rectification and voltage regulation.
• Motor Control: Suitable for motor control circuits in applications such as motor drives, inverters, and servo systems, offering fast switching and low power losses.
• Battery Charging: Used in battery charging circuits and battery management systems (BMS) to rectify AC input voltage and regulate charging current for batteries.
• Switching Power Supplies: Employed in switching power supplies and converters for applications in telecommunications, industrial equipment, and consumer electronics.
• Automotive Electronics: Found in automotive electronics such as alternator rectification, automotive lighting systems, and motor control units (MCUs).