Taiwan Semiconductor Bridge Rectifier, 50A, 1000V, 4-Pin

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Discontinued
RS Stock No.:
169-9170
Mfr. Part No.:
GBPC5010 T0
Brand:
Taiwan Semiconductor
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Brand

Taiwan Semiconductor

Bridge Type

Single Phase

Peak Average Forward Current

50A

Peak Reverse Repetitive Voltage

1000V

Mounting Type

Screw Mount

Package Type

GBPC

Pin Count

4

Diode Technology

Silicon Junction

Configuration

Single

Peak Non-Repetitive Forward Surge Current

400A

Maximum Operating Temperature

+150 °C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-50 °C

Peak Forward Voltage

1.1V

Peak Reverse Current

10µA

Dimensions

29 x 29 x 7.87mm

Length

29mm

Height

7.87mm

Width

29mm

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Bridge Rectifiers with Push-on Terminals, GBPC 50 Series, Taiwan Semiconductor


High Current 50 A
Glass passivated junction
Integrally molded heat-sink provided low thermal resistance for maximum heat dissipation
Isolated voltage from case to lead over 2500 V
Fast-on Terminals

Approvals

UL E-96005
The Taiwan Semiconductor GBPC5010 is a glass-passivated bridge rectifier IC within a GBPC40 package. This package has universal 4-way terminals for snap-on, wrap-around, solder or PCB mounting. The GBPC5010 moulded plastic package features a heatsink which provides very low thermal resistance to allow optimal heat dissipation.
The GBPC5010 bridge rectifier has a 50A forward current with 1000V peak reverse voltage. It offers a high surge current capability with a surge overload rating of 400A.

• Glass passivated junction
• GBPC40 package
• Integrally moulded heatsink
• Flammability classification: 94V-0
• UL Recognized File # E-326243


Bridge Rectifiers - Taiwan Semiconductor


A Bridge Rectifier is a diode common application, known for converting an Alternating Current (AC) input into Direct Current a (DC) output. A diode bridge is an arrangement of four diodes in a bridge circuit configuration that provides the same polarity of output for either polarity of input.

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