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FDK Introduces Isolated Quarter Brick DC/DC Converter
San Jose, CA and Tokyo, Japan — FDK Corporation is adding a new high-power regulated quarter brick to its Sensei Series of isolated DC/DC converters. The FPQR48T5R050 con- verter provides 50A of output current (250 Watts) with outstanding ther- mal performance. The converter is designed for
Intermediate Bus Architecture (IBA) and Distributed Power Architecture (DPA) in telecommunications, Wi - MAX, data processing, computing, and storage applications that require a regulated 5V distribution bus. The converter operates from a
36 to 75VDC input and provides a tightly regulated 5VDC output with an efficiency said to be greater than 92.5 percent. It is offered in a 2.30 x 1.45 x 0.555-in. (58.4 x 36.8 x 14.1mm) industry-standard quarter brick footprint and pin-out. As an available option, the con-
verter can support parallel operation of multiple units without the need for external components, with a load sharing accuracy within ±10 percent.
Larger Cables Camarillo, CA — Binder-USA has expanded its line of RD24 Series 692 and 693 right-angle connectors with the addition of PG11 and PG 13.5 cable outlets. The male and female cable connectors can now accept cables with an OD of 8 to 12mm. The RD24 connectors are especially suit-
Around the Curve. By anyone’s measure, manufacturing’s been thrown
For What’s
Right-angle protected power connectors.
ed for industrial power applications. The new connectors have cable
outlets that are PG11 or PG13.5 making it possible to fit cables with diameters between 8 and 12mm. All Series 692 and UL approved 693 con- nectors are offered with 3+PE or 6+PE silver contacts. A screw clamp termination is available for the 3+PE versions and a screw clamp, solder or crimp terminations are available for the 6+PE versions. The right-angle connectors are
rated up to 16A per contact and up to 600V for UL versions. Cordsets and panel mount connectors are available for a complete connecting system. When properly mated, the system is rated IP67, ensuring protection from liquids and debris. Contact: Binder-USA, 3903
Calle Tecate, Camarillo, CA 93012 % 805-437-9925 fax: 805-383-1150 E-mail:
sales@binder-usa.com Web:
www.binder-usa.com
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6191 Eastec Tabloid Ad.qxp 9/29/2010 2:11 PM Page 1 Quarter-brick DC/DC converter.
Standard features include input under-voltage lock- out (UVLO), output over- current protection (OCP), output over-voltage protec- tion (OVP), over-tempera- ture protection (OTP), remote output voltage sense, and output voltage trim using industry-stan- dard trim equations. The converter meets
the basic insulation re - quirements of EN60950 and features input-to-out- put DC isolation of 1500 - VDC. The Sensei Series converters require little or no derating at high ambi-
ent temperatures without the need for heat sinks. With a 48VDC input, the FPQR48T5R050 converter deliv- ers the full-rated output of 50A (250W) at ambient temperatures up to 55°C with 500LFM (2.5m/s) air- flow. This excellent thermal perform- ance is the result of electrical, ther- mal, and packaging design that is optimized for high density circuit card conditions. All Sensei Series products are
RoHS-compliant. Contact: FDK America, Inc.,
250 E. Caribbean Dr., MS200, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 % 408-215-6500 fax: 408-215-6501 E-mail:
qualitydcdc@fdk.com Web:
www.fdk.com
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