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March, 2013 Energy Storage System


Cockeysville, MD — BAE Systems has awarded Saft with $1.3 million in new funding for the continued devel- opment of a Lithium-ion (Li-ion)


tronics. Comprised of ultra-high- power, high-voltage VL 5U cells, the Li-ion ESS supports the GCV’s elec- tric drive system when the vehicle is


Saft Lithium-Ion


U.S. Army Ground Combat Vehicle (GCV) in development.


energy storage system for the U.S. Army’s Ground Combat Vehicle (GCV) program. Saft, which is designing and building ultra-high- power cells for the vehicle’s hybrid electric drive system, has already completed the demo battery system including hardware and software. The GCV is part of a growing list


of military vehicle prototypes for which Saft has supplied advanced energy storage solutions (ESS). The new funding for the GCV project is an addition to the initial 2010 contract. The GCV is a nine-man


Infantry Carrier that can protect against threats, move in urban and off-road terrain and accommodate emerging technologies such as light- weight armor composites and elec-


not running on gasoline, such as dur- ing silent watch missions. The ESS system employs green technologies which improves vehicle fuel con- sumption and weight savings. Saft joins Northrop Grumman,


iRobot, MTU, and Qinetiq North America on the BAE Systems GCV team, one of two industry teams working on the technology develop- ment phase of the program. The 24- month technology development phase is aimed at completing prelim- inary design reviews in order build prototype systems prior to the engi-


neering and manufacturing phase. Contact: Saft America Inc., 313


Crescent Street, Valdese, NC 28690 % 828-874-4111 fax: 828-879-2431 Web: www.saftbatteries.com


Medical Grade DC/DC Converters from Minmax


Hudson, MA — Minmax Power has introduced a new 10Watt, high per- formance, medical grade converter with reinforced 4200VAC I/O-isola- tion. Housed in a compact, industry standard 2 x 1-in. (50.8 x 25.4mm)


and 48VDC and provides regulated single/dual outputs with comprehen- sive protection circuitry. High effi- ciency ratings, up to 82 percent, allow for an operating temperature range of –40 to +75°C.


Medical grade DC/DC converters.


shielded metal package, the new MK10M Series is an excellent, eco- nomic solution for space-saving, per- formance demanding applications in industrial and medical instrumenta- tion that require compliance to the latest medical safety standards. The MKW10M Series


is


approved to UL/CSA/EN/IEC60601-1 3rd Edition standards and is 2xMOOP rated. The MKW10M Series has 2:1 input ranges of 12, 24,


All of the company’s DC/DC


power modules use high quality, 100 percent RoHS-compliant materials and are manufactured to rigorous ISO-9001 quality standards to ensure high product reliability.


There is a 3-year product warranty. Contact: Minmax Power, Inc.,


43 Broad St., Hudson, MA 01749 % 978-567-9635 fax: 978-567-9601


E-mail: sales@minmaxpower.com Web: www.minmaxpower.com


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