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KBPC5010

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF SINGLE-PHASE SILICON BRIDGE RECTIFIER

Partnumber Manufacturer Quantity Availability
KBPC5010 50 In Stock

Description and Introduction

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF SINGLE-PHASE SILICON BRIDGE RECTIFIER The KBPC5010 is a single-phase bridge rectifier manufactured by various companies, including Vishay, Diodes Incorporated, and others. Below are the factual specifications, descriptions, and features based on Ic-phoenix technical data files:

### **Specifications:**  
- **Type:** Single-phase bridge rectifier  
- **Maximum Average Forward Current (Io):** 50A  
- **Peak Forward Surge Current (Ifsm):** 400A  
- **Maximum Repetitive Reverse Voltage (Vrrm):** 1000V  
- **Forward Voltage Drop (Vf):** 1.1V (typical at 25A)  
- **Operating Temperature Range:** -55°C to +150°C  
- **Mounting Type:** Through-hole (Chassis or PCB)  
- **Package:** KBPC (Metal Case)  

### **Descriptions:**  
- The KBPC5010 is a high-current, high-voltage bridge rectifier commonly used in power supplies, battery chargers, and industrial applications.  
- It consists of four diodes arranged in a bridge configuration to convert AC voltage to DC.  
- The metal case provides durability and efficient heat dissipation.  

### **Features:**  
- High current capability (50A continuous)  
- High surge current withstand (400A peak)  
- Low forward voltage drop for improved efficiency  
- Reliable performance in high-temperature environments  
- Robust construction for industrial applications  

This information is based on standard manufacturer datasheets and industry specifications.

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