Discrete Bridge Rectifier — Rectum Fryer
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Discrete Bridge Rectifier — Rectum Fryer
AC in, raw DC out. A discrete bridge: four individual diodes rather than a moulded block, each with its own snubber, each replaceable.
Supplied as a bare PCB.
| Topology | Discrete bridge, four individual diodes |
| Rectifiers | ROHM RFUH10TF6S — 600 V, 10 A, 15 ns |
| Output | Unregulated raw DC, single or split |
| On board | Diodes, per-diode snubbers, series output resistors |
| Not included | Reservoir caps, regulation, transformer, mains hardware |
| Supplied as | Bare PCB |
Rectifiers — recommended
The board is laid out around the ROHM part above, but our pick is the ST STPSC6H065D — a 650 V, 6 A silicon carbide Schottky in the same TO-220 footprint. Zero reverse recovery, so there is no switching spike to snub in the first place. Four required per bridge.
Rectifiers
ROHM RFUH10TF6S, 600 V / 10 A, 15 ns reverse recovery. Standard silicon snaps off at the end of each conduction pulse and rings against transformer leakage inductance. At 15 ns there is almost nothing left to ring.
Bill of materials & guide
Transformer & mains parts
Not included.
Op amp board
An unpopulated PCB designed around these rails. Add it to your order above.
Need a complete supply instead?
The Executive Supply is regulated ±15 V with filtering and regulators already on the board.