Two or more diode semiconductor devices designed to function as a unit in changing alternating current to direct current. The diode devices are internally connected in series, and are permanently cased, encapsulated, potted, or molded together to form an inseparable unit. These units may be designed as either half-wave or full-wave rectifiers and may be mounted to form either single phase or three phase bridges. For interconnected items arranged in stack(s), see rectifier, semiconductor device. For items fabricated in the form of a monolithic or thin film structure that perform the function of a circuit, see integrated circuit (as modified). Excludes semiconductor devices, unitized; semiconductor device assembly; and rectifier network, unitized.
NSN: 5961-01-095-4250
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Does this nsn 5961010954250 have a shelf life? No. This NSN does not have an applicable shelf life. |
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What is the formal definition of nsn 5961010954250 Two or more diode semiconductor devices designed to function as a unit in changing alternating current to direct current. the diode devices are internally connected in series, and are permanently cased, encapsulated, potted, or molded together to form an inseparable unit. these units may be designed as either half-wave or full-wave rectifiers and may be mounted to form either single phase or three phase bridges. for interconnected items arranged in stack(s), see rectifier, semiconductor device. for items fabricated in the form of a monolithic or thin film structure that perform the function of a circuit, see integrated circuit (as modified). excludes semiconductor devices, unitized; semiconductor device assembly; and rectifier network, unitized. |
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Does nsn 5961010954250 contain any precious metals? Precious metal content is unknown. |
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Does nsn 5961010954250 contain any hazardous materials? No MSDS. No hazardous material. |
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What is the ESD classification of nsn 5961010954250? No known electrostatic discharge. |
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