B2. DC/DC Converter Hall
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N78xx-2 Series
2A Miniaturized High Efficiency DC-DC Switching Regulator
This new series is designed to be fully pin-compatible with the traditional TO-220 packaged 78xx and 79xx linear voltage regulators, facilitating direct replacement. The key benefits of the N78xx-2 series include an efficiency of up to 96% and eliminating the need for additional heatsinking, which simplifies heat management for system designers. It is particularly well-suited for integration ...
RQB150W12 Series
150W 1/4 Brick 14~160Vdc Ultra-Wide Input Railway DC/DC Converter
To meet the demand for a wider voltage input range, we're introducing the newly launched encapsulated module of 1/4 brick 150W 12:1 (14~160Vdc) ultra-wide voltage input RQB150W12 series. Main features: 14~160Vdc ultra-wide voltage input can cover the mainstream nominal voltages of global railway systems (24/36/48/72/96/110Vdc), operate under extreme environments...
MDS01/02-N Series
MDD01/02-N Series
1W/2W Module Type Medical Grade Unregulated & Isolated DC/DC Converter
These four series feature <2μA ultra-low leakage current, 1×MOPP/2xMOOP and 6KVdc reinforced isolation, and pass LVD EC60601-1 medical regulations. They are very suitable for terminal medical instruments that need to improve system insulation and reduce leakage current...
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DDR Series Introduction
The DDR family consists of 15~480W DIN Rail type DC-DC converters, which has the advantages of easy assembly and disassembly, as well as neat and clean installation. The main features include: narrow width, fanless design, 2:1 or 4:1 wide input voltage, -40~+85℃ ultra-wide temperature, 3+1 parallel operation up to 1920W (by series), 4KVdc reinforced insulation, ITE CB/RCM/UL62368-1 and railway EN50155 certification. The DDR family is very suitable for industrial automation, ITE equipment, railway transportation and more.
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