Rectifier with Voltage Detection
A voltage detector and rectifier technology, applied in electrical components, high-efficiency power electronic conversion, output power conversion devices, etc., can solve the problems of complicated selection and loss of overcurrent protection devices
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[0017] For simplicity, all transistors used in the exemplary two-line full-wave rectifier described below are metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistors. Alternatively, these transistors may be bipolar transistors, junction field effect transistors, silicon carbide transistors, gallium nitride transistors, or any other suitable transistors.
[0018] like figure 1 As shown in , the exemplary bridge rectifier BRB1 includes four rectification paths A, B, C and D connected between two AC input paths AC1 and AC2 (connected to each of the AC sources V) and each of the two DC output paths DC1 and DC2 (connected to the load L). In particular, rectification path A is connected between input path AC1 and output path DC1, rectification path B is connected between input path AC2 and output path DC1, and rectification path C is connected between input path AC1 and output path DC2 , and the rectification path D is connected between the input path AC2 and the output path DC2. figu...
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