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FRD/SBD Modules – High-Efficiency Rectification, Stable and Reliable
High Voltage Tolerance · Low Leakage Current · Low Resistance · High Current Capacity
FRD (Fast Recovery Diode) and SBD (Schottky Barrier Diode) modules offer high voltage tolerance, low leakage current, low forward resistance, and high current capability, making them essential for switching power supplies, PWM pulse width modulators, and inverters. These modules serve as high-frequency rectifier diodes, freewheeling diodes, or damping diodes, playing a critical role in power conversion and energy management.
FRDs (Fast Recovery Diode) are semiconductor diode with good switching characteristics and short reverse recovery time.They mainly used in switching power supplies, PWM pulse width modulators, inverters and other electronic circuits, as a high-frequency rectifier diodes, current diodes, or damping diodes.
Key Advantages
✅ High voltage tolerance (400V-650V) – Ensures stability and safety in demanding environments
✅ Low leakage current – Enhances energy efficiency and reduces power loss
✅ Low forward voltage drop & low conduction loss – Optimizes power efficiency
✅ High-frequency operation – Ideal for efficient power conversion and control applications
Applications
🚀 Switching Power Supplies (SMPS) – Boosts efficiency and minimizes heat dissipation
⚡ Inverters – Used as freewheeling diodes to improve power factor
🔋 PWM Controllers – Enables precise energy management in high-frequency circuits
Semiconductor offers a 400V-650V series of FRD/SBD modules, empowering electronic systems with superior efficiency, reliability, and energy-saving performance!
✅Contact us：
website: www.nmmech.com
Correo electrónico: jack@nmmech.com
More industry information：
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