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| Product：High Current Diode | ||
| Description：Prevents problems caused by backflow from the battery pack to the charging system when there is no power transmission from the charging system. | ||
| Specifications：Voltage DC 70V, Electric current DC 25A | ||
| Data Sheet：Japanese Specifications download（PDF） | ||
| Delivery time：Approx. 1 month after ordering (Please let us know if you are in a hurry) |
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Q&A
Q：Why the name “ideal diode”?
A：General diodes have a forward voltage (about 0.7V). The name “ideal diode” means a diode that is close to the ideal with 1/6 of that voltage suppressed.
Q：Why the low power consumption?
A：A typical diode always generates a forward voltage (about 0.7V), so if 20A flows through it, it consumes 14W of power. A high-current ideal diode consumes only 2.4W at most.
Q：Is it possible to flow up to 50A if two units are used in parallel?
A：No. Each product has a slight variation in ON resistance, so parallel connection is not possible.
Q：What are the advantages of using it?
A：Power consumption can be reduced, so losses during recharging can be reduced.
Q：What systems should this product be used in?
A：This product can be used in solar energy storage systems, chargers, and all other systems where the current must not flow backwards.