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Sixteenth brick DC/DC delivers 100W down to 30V input

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Flex Power Modules' new DC/DC is designed for high efficiency at lower input voltages, peaking at over 95 percent

Flex Power Modules has added to its PKU-D series of low-profile sixteenth-brick DC-DC converters with the PKU3913D, a 100 W rated part with an extended input range down to 30 V and regulated output of 12 V/8.3 A.

The intended application is for nominal inputs of 48 V or 54 V with possible long cable lengths and consequent voltage drops such as microwave radio links for example. In this case, the low input drop-out voltage of the part is an advantage to guarantee extended operation, and the input range is also compatible with PoE standard IEEE 802.3af (37-57 VDC).

The PKU3913D is designed for high efficiency at lower input voltages, peaking at over 95 percent. The parts feature pre-bias, monotonic start-up capability, remote on/off and an MTBF of 13.88 M hours at 40°C ambient according to Telcordia standards. Products are certified to IEC/EN/UL 62368-1 for 2250 VDC input to output isolation. Comprehensive protection is included against over-temperature, input undervoltage, and output overvoltage, over-current and short circuits.

The PKU3913D series is housed in a 33.02 mm x 22.86 mm footprint and is just 11.3 mm high in the open-frame formats, with optional through-hole or SMT termination, or just 12.7 mm high for the pinned version with optional base plate. Size and pin-out is industry-standard.


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