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synchronous rectifier

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synchronous rectifier [′siŋ·krə·nəs ′rek·tə‚fī·ər]
(electronics)
A rectifier in which contacts are opened and closed at correct instants of time for rectification by a synchronous vibrator or by a commutator driven by a synchronous motor.


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5VGS, the IRF6716M MOSFET achieves the lowest on-state resistance for a 25V device, making it well-suited to synchronous rectifier sockets for high-frequency, high-current DC-DC converters used in applications that power high-current loads.
The device's extremely low typical 10V RDS(on) of 29 mOhms and low inductance makes it well suited for high-current synchronous rectifier sockets.
With its extremely low typical 10V RDS-on of 51 milliohms and reduced gate charge, the IRF6641TRPbF is ideally suited as a synchronous rectifier MOSFET in high frequency, high efficiency DC-DC converters powering high current loads, the latest generation of intermediate bus converters, DC motor drives, and even 48-volt inverters used to convert power from wind turbines.
 
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