Looking for three phase rectifier
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Dr. H.
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Thu Jan 08 2015, 05:30PM
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Registered Member #931
Joined: Mon Jul 30 2007, 05:25PM
Location: Bulgaria
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Hello guys,
I am looking for a three phase rectifier (that looks like a brick and has 5 terminals) in the range of 200+V and 200+A.
Cheers
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Wastrel
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Registered Member #4095
Joined: Thu Sept 15 2011, 03:19PM
Location: England.
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If you have two single phase rectifiers you should be able to parallel the DC lines and by not using the fourth AC input have a 3 phase rectifier. One side will carry 2/3rds of the current. You could use 3 units to evenly balance.
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Ash Small
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Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
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Or you could just use six big stud diodes on heatsinks (I use big schottky's). It might take up a bit more room but should run cooler.

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Dr. H.
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Registered Member #931
Joined: Mon Jul 30 2007, 05:25PM
Location: Bulgaria
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Hi guys
thanks for the suggestions. I am looking for something more compact and don't want 6 separate diodes and heatsinks.
I've been looking at those - but I am a bit sceptical if those are genuine parts.
Cheers
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Vigh holtage
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I have a 1000volt 100amp 3 phase rectifier if you are still interesred message me
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