Synchronous vs Conventional Rectification: What’s the Difference?
Synchronous rectification reduces rectification loss through controllable switching devices, and usually suits DC-supply scenarios with low voltage, high current, high efficiency, and low heat requirements; conventional rectification is mature in structure and suits general rectification needs.
Advantages of Synchronous Rectification
- Clearer efficiency advantage at low voltage and high current.
- Helps reduce heat and cooling pressure.
- Suits scenarios with size, efficiency, and continuous-running requirements.
Selection Focus
Confirm output voltage, current, efficiency target, ripple, cooling method, control interface, cost requirements, and continuous running time.
The KULUN Solution
KULUN Electric evaluates synchronous-rectification supplies, IGBT DC supplies, and industrial rectifier supplies around your low-voltage high-current conditions.
