AC-DC Components

AC-DC converters are electrical circuits that transform alternating current (AC) input into direct current (DC) output. They are used in power electronic applications where the power input consists of a 50 Hz or 60 Hz sine-wave AC voltage that requires power conversion for a DC output.

• Varistors
  • SMD series
  • Automotive Series
  • High Energy Series
  • Hybrid Types
• Current Sense Resistors - AEC-Q200
  • CST0612 series
  • CSS4J-4026
  • CSS2H-5930
  • CSS2H-2512
• Circuit Protection Devices
  • GMOV series
  • Gas Discharge Tube (GDT) Surge Arrestors
  • Resetable Fuses - Multifuse (PPTC)
  • Single Fuse - SMD
  • Single Fuse - SMD AEC-Q200
• Common Mode Cokes
  • SRF2012A-801Y
• Diode - AEC-Q101
  • CDSOT23-T24CAN-Q
  • SM8S-Q Series
  • 15KPA-SD-Q Series
• Power Inductors - AEC-Q200
  • PQ2614BHA Series
  • PQ2614BLA Seies
  • PQ2617BHA Series
  • SRR1210A Series
  • SRU8045A Series
  • SRP7028CA Series
• Custom PFC & Power Inductors - AEC-Q200
  • Custom Power Transformer Worksheet
  • Custom Inductor and Common Mode Choke Worksheet

• PortNote® Solutions
  • Offline Non-Isolated Flyback converter protection
  • 12V & 5V Power
• Brochures
  • Automotive Grade Component Guide
  • Bourns High Frequency Magnetics Brochure
  • GMOV Components
  • Bourns Multifuse® Automotive Brochure
• Application Notes
  • Selecting the Right Power Inductor for DC/DC Converters Desgin Note
  • Design Considerations to Optimize and Expedite Custom Magnetic Prototypes
  • Multifuse® PPTC Soldering Recommendations
  • Offline Non-Isolated Flyback Converter Protection
• White Papers
  • The Development of New Amorphous Cores for High Frequency Power Applications
  • Achieving Higher Efficiency Using Planar Flyback Transformers for High Voltage AC/DC Converters
  • Meeting Sustained Overvoltage Protection Requirements With Hybrid Drop-In Replacement