What is the maximum frequency a bridge rectifier can handle?
A good question - fortunately also the answer is nicer than some - the rectifier cited can easily handle frequencies from DC to well above 60  Hz.
Rectifiers intended for mains use usually do not have specifications provided relating to frequency capability as they will easily deal with any &quot;normal&quot; non switch mode applications. The highest they are liable to usually be used for are 400 Hz &quot;aircraft&quot; supplies. They are liable to work about as well at 10 kHz. Above that you may want to start checking.
Relevant parameters may include capacitance, reverse recovery time, stored charge ... and probably a few more.
&quot;Fast Recovery&quot; diodes usually have recovery times less than 1 μs.
Recovery time is ~= the time for forward current to fall to zero after applied voltage changes from positive to negative.
The diode below relates to an FET internal body diode but is a nicer illustration than some others available. From here