Fast Recovery Diodes - click here for further information & downloading datasheets
Diodes can be subdivided into two main classes: Rectifier Diodes and Fast Diodes. Rectifier diodes are generally used for conversion of AC (alternating current) to DC (direct current). While optimized for low conduction losses, Rectifier Diodes withstand only moderate dynamic stress in transition from conducting to the blocking state.
Fast Diodes, on the other hand, are companion devices to switches in DC to AC conversion. Every switch (GTO, IGCT or IGBT) requires a complementary diode (e.g. for "free-wheeling" reactive power) in order to enable operation of the DC-AC conversion system with inductive loads.
Fast Diodes are optimized to accept high dynamic stress (fast transition from conducting to blocking state). However, they generally have higher conduction losses than Rectifier Diodes. For every switch family (GTO, IGCT and IGBT), we offer Fast Diodes that are optimized for the switch application.
Standard Recovery (Rectifier) Diodes - click here for further information & downloading datasheets
Diodes can be subdivided into two main classes: Rectifier Diodes and Fast Diodes. Rectifier diodes are generally used for conversion of AC (alternating current) to DC (direct current). While optimized for low conduction losses, Rectifier Diodes withstand only moderate dynamic stress in transition from conducting to the blocking state.
Fast Diodes, on the other hand, are companion devices to switches in DC to AC conversion. Every switch (GTO, IGCT or IGBT) requires a complementary diode (e.g. for "free-wheeling" reactive power) in order to enable operation of the DC-AC conversion system with inductive loads.
Fast Diodes are optimized to accept high dynamic stress (fast transition from conducting to blocking state). However, they generally have higher conduction losses than Rectifier Diodes. For every switch family (GTO, IGCT and IGBT), we offer Fast Diodes that are optimized for the switch application.
Welding Diodes - click here for further information & downloading datasheets
Diodes can be subdivided into two main classes: Rectifier Diodes and Fast Diodes. Rectifier diodes are generally used for conversion of AC (alternating current) to DC (direct current). While optimized for low conduction losses, Rectifier Diodes withstand only moderate dynamic stress in transition from conducting to the blocking state.
Fast Diodes, on the other hand, are companion devices to switches in DC to AC conversion. Every switch (GTO, IGCT or IGBT) requires a complementary diode (e.g. for free-wheeling reactive power) in order to enable operation of the DC-AC conversion system with inductive loads.
Fast Diodes are optimized to accept high dynamic stress (fast transition from conducting to blocking state). However, they generally have higher conduction losses than Rectifier Diodes. For every switch family (GTO, IGCT and IGBT), we offer Fast Diodes that are optimized for the switch application.
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