KBPC1010 1010 KB10-10 Full Wave Bridge Rectifier 10A 1000V 4Pin Leads Silicon Bridge Rectifier Diode


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  • Bridge Type: Single Phase
  • Peak Average Forward Current: 10A
  • Peak Reverse Repetitive Voltage: 1000V
  • Mounting Type: Through Hole
  • Package Type: GBU
  • Pin Count: 4
  • Configuration: Single
  • Peak Non-Repetitive Forward Surge Current: 220A
  • Maximum Operating Temperature: +150 °C
  • Minimum Operating Temperature: -55 °C
  • Peak Forward Voltage: 1V
  • Peak Reverse Current: 500µA
  • Junction Capacitance: 60pF
  • Dimensions 22.3 x 3.56 x 18.8mm



    Description: 1000V 10A Bridge Rectifier 4 Pin

    The GBU series of bridge rectifiers are glass passivated with a range up to 25 A forward current and 600 V or 1000 VRRM. The HY Electronic (Cayman) Limited rectifier family can reach -350 A surge overload and the plastic material has a UL Classification. It can be mounted on the PCB in any position and it transforms Alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC).

    Specifications:

    Bridge TypeSingle Phase
    Peak Average Forward Current10A
    Peak Reverse Repetitive Voltage1000V
    Mounting TypeThrough Hole
    Package TypeGBU
    Pin Count4
    ConfigurationSingle
    Peak Non-Repetitive Forward Surge Current220A
    Maximum Operating Temperature+150 °C
    Minimum Operating Temperature-55 °C
    Peak Forward Voltage1V
    Peak Reverse Current500µA
    Length22.3mm
    Dimensions22.3 x 3.56 x 18.8mm
    Width3.56mm
    Junction Capacitance60pF
    Height18.8mm





  • Bridge Type: Single Phase
  • Peak Average Forward Current: 10A
  • Peak Reverse Repetitive Voltage: 1000V
  • Mounting Type: Through Hole
  • Package Type: GBU
  • Pin Count: 4
  • Configuration: Single
  • Peak Non-Repetitive Forward Surge Current: 220A
  • Maximum Operating Temperature: +150 °C
  • Minimum Operating Temperature: -55 °C
  • Peak Forward Voltage: 1V
  • Peak Reverse Current: 500µA
  • Junction Capacitance: 60pF
  • Dimensions 22.3 x 3.56 x 18.8mm
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