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Rectifier system, preferably for a three-phase generator for motor vehicles
   
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US Patent 6538910
Issued Date
March 25, 2003
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A three-phase bridge rectifier system is proposed, having three rectifier paths, in which two rectifier elements at a time are in series, each rectifier path between the rectifier elements being connectible to one of three leads of a three-phase current terminal; the three cathode terminals of the rectifier elements lying opposite the three-phase current connection are connected to an positive pole, and the three anode terminals of the rectifier elements lying opposite the three-phase current connection are connected to a negative pole; at least three of the rectifier elements being formed by two-pole semiconductor rectifiers having at least two series-connected p-n junctions. The system is used for making available a volt motor vehicle electrical system having assured reliable voltage limitation.
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Owner
Robert Bosch GmbH (Stuttgart,DE)
Published
March 25, 2003
Application Number
09/914,406
Filed
May 14, 2002
US Classification
363/126  
Int'l Classification
H02M   7/06   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Feb 26, 1999 [DE] 199 08 697
USPTO Field of Search
363/52   363/53   363/88   363/126   363/125  
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A rectifier system, in particular a rectifier bridge for a three-phase generator, includes a plurality of rectifier elements, specifiable rectifier elements being different from the other rectifier elements in at least one property. The rectifier elements are, for example, diodes which differ from one another with regard to the following properties: switching time or the reverse recovery switching time and/or current density and/or chip area and/or chip thickness and/or the breakdown voltage and/or internal resistance and/or path resistance and/or with regard to another property which is suited for reducing ripple.

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