• HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz

HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz

No.HVRM9
Products Main features:
1、Axial leaded connection.
2、High thermal conductivity epoxy compound molding.
3、Excellent surge current resistance
4、Special high temperature resistant chip
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • HVRM9- Low frequency high voltage diode 9KV,1.5A,50-60Hz
  • Desciption

  • data sheet

  • Installation Guide

 HVRM9  Low frequency high voltage diode Data Sheet 
 Parameter Symbol Unit Test Conditions Value
 Repetitive Peak Backward Voltage Vrrm KV Ta=25℃  Ir=2.0μA 9
 Peak Working Backward Voltage Vrwm KV Ta=25℃  Ir=2.0μA 9
 Average Forward Current If(AV) A 50Hz Half-sine Wave , Resistance load @Tbreak=50℃ 1.5
 Backward Recovery Time Trr nS   --
 Surge Forward Current Ifsm A 0.01S @ Half-Sine wave  50Hz 150
 Operating Ambient Temperature Ta ℃   -55~+175
 Storage Temperature Tstg ℃   -55~+150
 Forward Peak Voltage Vfm V   ≥11
 Backward Peak  Current Irrm1 μA @ Ta=25℃ VRM=VRRM 2.0
Irrm2 μA @ Ta=100℃ VRM=VRRM 20.0
 Absolute Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Functional Targeting for High-Voltage Rectifier Modules

Designed for engineers and procurement specialists in the power electronics sector, this high voltage diode delivers dependable rectification in low-frequency, high-voltage circuits. Its axial leaded connection enhances compatibility with diverse circuit boards, facilitating streamlined installation and replacement in power supply modules. OEMs and industrial users benefit from this diode’s readiness for integration into assemblies requiring stable voltage blocking and forward current conduction. As a product from an experienced high voltage diode manufacture, it addresses operational demands in educational, research, and industrial testing environments, enabling consistent performance under varying conditions.

Technical Features Ensuring Robust Electrical Performance

This diode supports a repetitive peak reverse voltage of 9 kV and an average forward current of 350 mA, with surge capabilities up to 30 A under half-sine wave, 50 Hz conditions. Its construction includes high-thermal-conductivity epoxy molding and a special chip protective glue designed to resist elevated temperatures, enabling operation across a wide ambient range from -40°C to +125°C. Quick-connect terminals and axial leads optimize assembly efficiency and mechanical reliability. These specifications meet stringent requirements expected from high voltage diodes used in demanding rectifier and power supply designs, reflecting the precision and quality assured by focused high voltage diode manufacture.

Industry Applications and Integration Value in Power Electronics

The diode is suited for use within HV power supplies, rectifier modules, and experimental low-frequency high-voltage circuits. It plays a critical role in ensuring voltage breakdown resistance and effective current flow within power conversion systems used by research labs, manufacturing test setups, and industrial automation equipment. The reliable discharge characteristics and temperature tolerance support sustained operation in harsh environments typical of high voltage diode wholsale buyers who require both performance consistency and component longevity. Its design supports system-level integration into assemblies where high voltage diode reliability directly impacts operational safety and efficiency.



Product Advantages

Design and Structural Advantages of the High Voltage Diode

The axial leaded configuration combined with quick-connect terminals allows for modular system design and simplified circuit integration, which reduces assembly time for manufacturers and service engineers. The epoxy molding with high thermal conductivity enhances heat dissipation, maintaining device stability under thermal stress. The high-temperature resistant chip protective glue contributes to structural durability, ensuring the diode withstands operational extremes. This level of engineering reflects the advanced design capabilities expected from reputable high voltage diode manufacture, providing users with robust, maintainable components suitable for diverse power electronics configurations.

Performance Benefits and User-Centric Operational Value

By supporting a peak reverse voltage of 9 kV and surge currents up to 30 A, the diode meets the rigorous electrical demands typical in high-voltage rectification applications. Its wide ambient temperature tolerance ensures reliable function across a range of environmental conditions, minimizing downtime and maintenance cycles. The quick-connect terminal design enhances user efficiency through straightforward replacement and system upgrades. Overall, these performance and usability factors deliver sustained operational value to customers sourcing through high voltage diode wholsale channels, particularly those prioritizing longevity and dependable electrical characteristics in critical power conversion roles.

    9 KV Blocking with 1.5 A Forward Current

    HVRM9 is the 9 KV, 1.5 A member of the HVRM power-frequency family. It sits one step above the 8 KV part and one step below the 10 KV part while keeping the 1.5 A current class, and the data sheet lists 9 KV repetitive peak reverse voltage plus 9 KV peak working reverse voltage, both measured at 25 °C against a 2.0 µA leakage limit. Average forward current is 1.5 A under a 50 Hz half-sine wave into a resistive load at a 50 °C break point, surge capability reaches 150 A for a 0.01 s half-sine pulse, and the part operates from -55 °C to +175 °C. Designs that want more blocking margin than 8 KV without dropping into the 1.0 A tier usually land on this rating.

    Axial Leads, Molded Body and Surge Headroom

    • This high voltage diode uses axial leads that pass straight through a board or clamp into a rectifier stack, reaching the circuit without an adapter.
    • A high-thermal-conductivity epoxy molding seals the chip, carries heat away from the junction during continuous rectification and holds the mechanical shape of the body.
    • The protective layer over the chip is formulated to resist high temperature, which keeps the die steady across the full ambient range and supports the 150 A surge capability.
    • Quick-connect terminals make a maintenance swap straightforward wherever the layout allows a plug-in connection.
    • The leads can be formed to suit the footprint; keep each bend clear of the epoxy seal so the molding is never stressed.

    Rectifier Stages and Equipment Types

    1. High-voltage power supply stages — the rectifying element in laboratory, industrial and test-equipment supplies, where the reverse voltage runs above the normal working level.
    2. Bridge and rectifier assemblies — a 50-60 Hz stack position where the axial leads can be wired or clamped into place.
    3. Diode PCB positions — through-hole mounting on boards carrying high-voltage rails, with the body kept clear of nearby traces and hardware.
    4. Research and test benches — experimental low-frequency circuits in universities, institutes and production test rigs.
    5. Field spares — service teams keep high voltage diodes on the shelf so a failed rectifier stack returns to service without a redesign.

    Manufactured and Checked Before Dispatch

    HVDIODE, the trading name of Anshan Suly Electronics, has built high voltage rectifier components since 2008 for universities, research institutes and industrial customers. High voltage diode manufacturers are judged on consistency, so the plant verifies voltage, current and thermal endurance on test benches and measuring instruments before a batch is released, runs ISO 9001 quality management and holds RoHS and SGS certification for the range. The data sheet and installation guide that match HVRM9 accompany every order, and the technical team stays available for questions on ratings, insulation and mounting after delivery.

    Technical Support & Model Matching

    Selection support starts before you order. Our technical team reviews your working voltage, forward current, surge and thermal conditions against the published datasheets, then recommends the closest high-voltage diode and confirms the matching part number. We also guide you through installation and insulation considerations, and help troubleshoot issues during qualification or after delivery. Suly Electronics manufactures these diodes directly, supplies them in bulk, and keeps answering technical questions for the parts you already use.

    FAQ

    Q1. Where does the 9 KV, 1.5 A rating sit in the HVRM range?

    HVRM9 sits between the 8 KV part, which carries the same 1.5 A, and the 10 KV part, which drops to 1.0 A. Choose the 9 KV step when the circuit needs more blocking margin than 8 KV but the average forward current stays within 1.5 A.

    Q2. What does the 150 A surge rating cover?

    It covers a single 0.01 s half-sine pulse at 50 Hz, the shape of stress produced by an inrush current or a transient fault. It is a short-duration capability rather than a continuous overload allowance, so the average forward current must still stay within 1.5 A.

    Q3. How should the leads be formed and mounted without damaging the body?

    Support the molded body while bending the leads, and keep every bend clear of the epoxy seal so the molding is not stressed or cracked. Use the quick-connect terminals where the layout allows a plug-in connection, and keep the high-voltage surfaces clean, dry and free of flux residue.

    Q4. Can the lead form or terminal arrangement be adapted to a specific assembly?

    Yes. As high voltage diode manufacturers we develop tailored solutions against customer requirements, so if the standard axial-lead body does not fit the assembly, describe the electrical ratings and the mechanical constraints and the R&D team will confirm what is possible.

    Q5. What do the epoxy molding and the chip protection layer contribute?

    The epoxy molding has high thermal conductivity, so heat moves away from the junction instead of building up in the package, and it gives the body its mechanical strength. The layer over the chip is formulated to resist high temperature, which keeps the die stable across the -55 °C to +175 °C ambient range and helps the part ride out surge events.

    Q6. What has to match when replacing a failed diode in a rectifier stack?

    Match the blocking voltage class, the average forward current class, and the mounting and insulation arrangement. Keeping high voltage diodes of the same rating on the shelf means a failed part is replaced with an equivalent rather than triggering a redesign, and the lead and terminal style should be checked against the position before the new diode goes in.

    The selection of high-voltage diodes is closely related to their usage environment。

    1. Used in insulating oil. (Recommended)
    2. Used in insulating gases. (Recommended)
    3. Secondary packaging use. (High requirements for heat dissipation and other parameter performance of components)
    4. Use in exposed air or add air cooling. (If the size of the high-voltage diode is small, it is easy to discharge, and the heat dissipation performance is average.)

    For high-voltage diodes used in exposed air, it is recommended to install them with insulated electrodes at both ends.




    Common treatment methods for surface adhesive insulation:

    Characteristics of insulation adhesive material:

    1. Silicone material usually presents a transparent and elastic rubber state after curing, which is more effective in shock resistance and can also withstand severe stress changes caused by large high and low temperature changes (-40 ° C~200 ° C).

    2. Acrylic materials typically exhibit a transparent and hard coating after curing, with low moisture absorption and fast curing time, as well as excellent wear resistance and insulation.

    3. After curing, Urethane material usually presents a transparent and hard coating, which has superior wear resistance and good moisture resistance. Its performance is particularly stable in low temperature environments, but it is less resistant to high temperatures.

    4. The coating material based on epoxy is very sturdy and usually opaque, with good moisture and moisture resistance. Its resistance to chemical corrosion and wear is also very good. In addition, epoxy also has good dielectric properties.

    Here, suitable insulation adhesive materials can be selected based on the different usage situations of engineers.

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