Randy, some bridge rectifiers e. g. from GI have UL approvals, but no more as I know. Peak Reverse Voltage is dependent on your environment and application, e. g. impedance before and behind rectifier (Choke, Cap, Voltage Suppressor ...) for functional reasons. You have to simulate and check fault conditions, e. g. shortage of rectifier. Regards, Klaus Thumm IBM Germany Boeblingen [email protected]
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