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Wide Output Voltage Ranges from New Acopian 750W Power Supplies
Easton, PA — Acopian has announced a new family of program- mable AC-DC power supplies. Featuring wide-adjust output volt- ages from 0V-5V to 0-135V and cur- rent capabilities up to 70A, the 1U format single output voltage power
ing AC environments and compliance with European EMC requirements. For added support, models can be con- figured with an optional fixed auxiliary output of between 3.3VDC and 125VDC, up to 180W. An intuitive front panel sup-
ports reliable linear controls for pre- cise adjustment, and optional digital LED voltage and current meters. Voltage and current monitor outputs, and provisions for N+1 redundancy and paralleling for higher current,
Programmable 750W power supply.
supplies offer 750W of output power. These rack-mount and benchtop modules notably provide high power density, low ripple and a user-friend- ly front panel. The programmable switch ing
power supplies are suitable for use in a broad range of ATE, OEM and lab- oratory applications such as compo- nent testing, semiconductor burn-in, test and measurement, RF Ampli - fiers, LED/laser testing, as well as a variety of electromagnetic and electro mechanical applications. The power supplies accommodate
the universal AC input voltage of 95 to 265VAC, 50/60Hz with active power factor correction (PFC) of 0.99 single phase to ensure operation in challeng-
Samtec Samtec has expanded its line of high speed I/O interfaces to include a new rugged version Eye Speed®Sealed I/O Cable System for reliable perform- ance in panel-to-panel applications and harsh environments. The system features Samtec’s Edge Rate™ con- tact system for superior signal integrity performance and is IP68 rated sealed for protection against water and dust. The Eye Speed®sys- tem supports several industry stan- dard protocols including SAS, SATA, Fibre Channel, Ethernet, PCIe® and InfiniBand™. The rugged Eye Speed® Sealed
I/O RCH Series is available in one, two and three meter cable lengths of 32 AWG low skew pair cable with 100W differential pair signal routing, 28 AWG cable for power lines and a flexible 1.00” (25,4 mm) bend radius. This cable assembly mates with a right angle PCB connector and cage (ERI8 and RPBH Series) on a compact 0,80 mm (.0315”) pitch for minimal PCB board space. This two-piece sys- tem allows for high cycles and fea- tures a positive latching system with audible click for heavy-duty handling. The system boasts excellent
impedance matching, reduced broad- side coupling and crosstalk as well as
low insertion and withdrawal forces. Contact: Samtec, Inc., P.O. Box
1147, New Albany, IN 47151-1147 % 800-726-8329 or 812-944-6733
fax: 812-948-5047 E-mail:
info@samtec.com Web:
www.samtec.com
See us at NEPCON China Booth 1D48
New I/O Cable System from
are also optionally available. Pluggable connectors are provided to facilitate quick and easy wiring of control and input leads. All models within Acopian’s lat-
est family of programmable AC-DC power supplies are provided stan- dard with active PFC, universal input, constant current, built-in over voltage protection (OVP), and con- stant current control to provide fur- ther flexibility. Additional standard features include “soft start” and “no
load” operation, short circuit and overload protection, thermal protec- tion, internal EMI filtering, RFI shielding, and remote sensing. Digital interfaces, including RS232, RS485, Ethernet and USB,
are available upon request. Contact: Acopian Power
Supplies, P.O. Box 638, Easton, PA 18044 % 610- 258-5411 fax: 610- 258-2842 Email:
engr@acopian.com Web:
www.acopian.com
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