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KBU1005

10 Amp Single Phase Bridge Rectifier 50 to 1000 Volts

Partnumber Manufacturer Quantity Availability
KBU1005 2000 In Stock

Description and Introduction

10 Amp Single Phase Bridge Rectifier 50 to 1000 Volts The KBU1005 is a bridge rectifier manufactured by various companies, including **Diodes Incorporated**, **Vishay**, and **ON Semiconductor**. Below are the factual specifications, descriptions, and features from Ic-phoenix technical data files:

### **Specifications:**
- **Type:** Single-phase bridge rectifier  
- **Maximum Average Forward Current (IF(AV)):** 10A  
- **Peak Forward Surge Current (IFSM):** 200A (for 8.3ms half-sine wave)  
- **Maximum Repetitive Reverse Voltage (VRRM):** 50V  
- **Forward Voltage Drop (VF):** 1.0V (typical at 5A)  
- **Operating Temperature Range:** -55°C to +150°C  
- **Mounting Type:** Through-hole (THT)  
- **Package:** KBU (4-pin, insulated)  

### **Descriptions:**
- The KBU1005 is a **single-phase bridge rectifier** that converts AC voltage to DC.  
- It is housed in a **KBU package**, which provides electrical isolation and mechanical strength.  
- Suitable for **power supplies, battery chargers, and general rectification applications**.  

### **Features:**
- **High surge current capability** (200A).  
- **Low forward voltage drop** for improved efficiency.  
- **Plastic passivated junction** for reliability.  
- **UL recognition** (for some manufacturers).  
- **Compliant with RoHS standards** (lead-free).  

The KBU1005 is commonly used in **industrial and consumer electronics** where moderate current rectification is required.

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