hello all
i have rectifier
MUR 820G
8A/200V
http://www.onsemi.com/PowerSolutions/product.do?id=MUR820
and
HFA08TB60
hexfred 8A/600V
http://www.irf.com/product-info/datasheets/data/hfa08tb60.pdf
can i use them in bridge rectifier for an aleph 5 and for an aleph 3
for the aleph 5 i use toroidals from nuvotem 2x25v 300va in dual mono configuration
the output current of 25vac is 6A i want to use only one bridge rectifier per channel
i have rectifier
MUR 820G
8A/200V
http://www.onsemi.com/PowerSolutions/product.do?id=MUR820
and
HFA08TB60
hexfred 8A/600V
http://www.irf.com/product-info/datasheets/data/hfa08tb60.pdf
can i use them in bridge rectifier for an aleph 5 and for an aleph 3
for the aleph 5 i use toroidals from nuvotem 2x25v 300va in dual mono configuration
the output current of 25vac is 6A i want to use only one bridge rectifier per channel
Inrush current at turn-on is the problem, not normal operational currents. You might want to consider something rated a bit higher in the current department.
Grey
Grey
when i watched the hexfred's datasheet
i can see
single pulse forward current =60A
maximum repetitive forward current =24A
inrush current at turn-on is it too high for this rectifiers ?
i can see
single pulse forward current =60A
maximum repetitive forward current =24A
inrush current at turn-on is it too high for this rectifiers ?
Hi,
try the PSU Designer .
If yo use a big tranny and big capacitor bank, 60A single pulse can be to less. With a big toroid and huge caps the first charging impulse can go up to 300A. It can be necessary to use a small value, high power resistor (~0,2Ohm/10W) in series with the rectifier to reduce the incrush current.
I hope it helps.
Best Regards, Adam
try the PSU Designer .
If yo use a big tranny and big capacitor bank, 60A single pulse can be to less. With a big toroid and huge caps the first charging impulse can go up to 300A. It can be necessary to use a small value, high power resistor (~0,2Ohm/10W) in series with the rectifier to reduce the incrush current.
I hope it helps.
Best Regards, Adam
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