MIC

Diodes, transistors and circuit protection

 

About the manufacturer

Master Instrument Corporation (MIC) is a semiconductor-component manufacturer operating since 1988 and associated with the Chinese rectifier market. Its specialist range includes rectifier diodes, diode bridges and surface-mount power components used in power supplies and other energy-conversion circuits. Over the years its offering has expanded to include further packages and electrical variants, allowing devices to be selected for voltage, current and thermal requirements. MIC parts should be identified by their complete manufacturer part numbers.

The main technical solutions associated with MIC include rectifier diodes, bridge rectifiers and Zener diodes. Discrete components provide rectification, transient protection, and signal or power switching. Families differ in recovery speed, forward voltage, conduction losses and thermal behavior. A broad choice of SMD packages supports integration into compact PCB designs.

 

Applications

MIC solutions are relevant to applications where component characteristics must be matched to the final equipment:

  • switch-mode power supplies
  • rectifier circuits
  • surge protection
  • load switching
  • industrial electronics
  • portable equipment

 

MIC products available from Maritex

The Maritex catalogue range listed under MIC focuses on the following product groups: rectifier diodes; bridge rectifiers; Zener diodes. Individual models may differ in electrical specifications, mechanical construction and integration requirements.

Available product groups include:

  • rectifier diodes
  • bridge rectifiers
  • Zener diodes
  • TVS protection diodes

Selection should compare reverse or blocking voltage, continuous and surge current, thermal properties and package. For protection parts, pulse ratings, parasitic capacitance and the requirements of the protected interface also matter. The exact variant should always be selected using its full part number and model-specific documentation.

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