Hi !
I've got a couple of Diodes: MUR2020 & MUR3060
I wonder wich is the best to use in my PS.
Is it alway best to use the largest/biggest ??
MUR2020:
20A
200V
95ns Reverse recoverTime
MUR3060:
30A
200-600V
35 and 60ns Reverse recoverTime
If you want to know, my amp is about 25W /ch +-25V
My transformer is:
500VA
Primary 230V 50Hz
Secondary 2 x 18 V
I've got a couple of Diodes: MUR2020 & MUR3060
I wonder wich is the best to use in my PS.
Is it alway best to use the largest/biggest ??
MUR2020:
20A
200V
95ns Reverse recoverTime
MUR3060:
30A
200-600V
35 and 60ns Reverse recoverTime
If you want to know, my amp is about 25W /ch +-25V
My transformer is:
500VA
Primary 230V 50Hz
Secondary 2 x 18 V
Iceman,
It depends on the ac voltage you are trying to rectify. The peak stress on the diode is 2.83 times the rms voltage of the ac waveform being rectified. If the ac voltage is 120 volts rms, then the peak stress is around 340 volts. Allowing for tolerances, a 400 volt diode should be used. A 200 volt diode should be used only if the rms value of the ac is 60 volts or less. I hope this helps.
It depends on the ac voltage you are trying to rectify. The peak stress on the diode is 2.83 times the rms voltage of the ac waveform being rectified. If the ac voltage is 120 volts rms, then the peak stress is around 340 volts. Allowing for tolerances, a 400 volt diode should be used. A 200 volt diode should be used only if the rms value of the ac is 60 volts or less. I hope this helps.
Strange world with big influence.Upupa Epops said:It's here again - sound of diodes. Strange world .
Gasho wrote:
Have seen 600volt types ....
WRONG !!Shottkyes are manufactured with max working voltages of 100V.
Have seen 600volt types ....
sivan_and said:Gasho wrote: WRONG !!
Have seen 600volt types ....
Where? Can you tell me a model ??
And nothing i wrong , that type of diodes have no reversable voltage noise like avarage , and even fast recovery diodes , so there is no noise which can be interpolated ih PS and audio circuits.
- Status
- This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.
- Home
- Amplifiers
- Chip Amps
- PSU/Diode question