Can anyone help me see what I must be missing on why for the price of one Ixys 17-06NO7 bridge I can buy twelve (12!) MUR806 Motorola diodes that will let me assemble three bridges?
What will the Ixys bridge provide as a plus that I can't foresee?
This is a legitimate question, and I am not intending to polemize over it.
Pity there doesn't seem to be any Motorola fast bridge: perhaps it could have a better pricing.
Carlos
What will the Ixys bridge provide as a plus that I can't foresee?
This is a legitimate question, and I am not intending to polemize over it.
Pity there doesn't seem to be any Motorola fast bridge: perhaps it could have a better pricing.
Carlos
I have one explanation:
Could it be because there are billions of fast diodes used every year for all the switch mode PSU's that are in almost every electronic device?
On the other hand, I can't think of why there would be any volume demand for fast bridge rectifiers.
So just go ahead and use MUR860 and be happy you saved some money. I bought dozens of them for pennies from a surplus store.
Could it be because there are billions of fast diodes used every year for all the switch mode PSU's that are in almost every electronic device?
On the other hand, I can't think of why there would be any volume demand for fast bridge rectifiers.
So just go ahead and use MUR860 and be happy you saved some money. I bought dozens of them for pennies from a surplus store.
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