Bridge Rectifier Modules | Industrial generators, power supplies | 3-Phase AC to DC (IEC 60034-30-1), Handles 80A (Base) ▲100A (Advanced) (IEC 60747-2) Surface Mount (J-STD-001) Heat Dissipation ▲10% better than industry avg (ASTM D543) | High efficiency, low voltage drop, scalable for high-power applications | Higher cost, requires proper heat management |
Diode Rectifier Arrays | Low-power consumer electronics | Discrete diodes (IEC 60747-2), Handles 30A (Industry) ▲50A (Advanced) Through-hole mounting (IPC-A-610) | Low cost, easy replacement of individual diodes | Higher voltage drop, inefficient at high currents |
Thyristor-Based Rectifiers | Motor speed control systems | Phase-controlled (IEC 60747-6), Handles 50A (Industry) ▲70A (Advanced) Requires gate trigger circuits (IEC 61131-2) | Adjustable output voltage, variable load handling | Complex control circuits, harmonic generation |
High-Frequency Rectifiers | Switched-mode power supplies (SMPS) | Fast recovery diodes (IEC 60747-9), Operates at 150kHz (Industry) ▲200kHz (Advanced) Compact design (IEC 60068-2-6) | High efficiency at high frequencies, compact size | Susceptible to EMI, higher cost |
Modular Rectifier Systems | Data centers, industrial power grids | Hot-swappable modules (IEC 61000-4-2), Scales to 200A (Industry) ▲250A (Advanced) per module Scalable architecture (IEC 61800-3) | Easy maintenance, scalable power capacity | Complex installation, higher upfront cost |
Industrial Power Rectifiers | Heavy machinery, welding equipment | High-temperature operation (IEC 60747-2), Handles 120A (Industry) ▲150A (Advanced) Rugged metal enclosures (IEC 60068-2-6) | Durable in harsh environments, robust current handling | Bulky size, limited to fixed installations |