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XP Power Intros Wide Input-Voltage Range Encapsulated DC-DC Converters
Sunnyvale, CA — XP Power has introduced its DTE series of fully- encapsulated, single-output DC-DC converters. The series comprises three wide-input voltage range mod- els that offer 20, 40 or 60W of output power. The units are available in either a chassis mount or DIN rail format, offering flexibility to the designer. In addition to aiding heat dissipation, the encapsulated pack- age also protects the converter from environmental factors often found in industrial applications. According to the company, the highly-efficient converters, with
model-dependent typical efficiency in the range of 89 to 92 percent, run cooler and consume less power when compared with other converters available in the market. The 20W DTE20 model measures 3.78 x 2.13 x 0.92 in. (96.01 x 54.1 x 23.37 mm), the 40W DTE40 measures 4.41 x 2.51 x 1.01 in. (112.01 x 63.75 x 25.65 mm) and the 60W DTE60 model measures 4.41 x 2.67 x 1.50 in. (112.01 x 67.82 x 38.1 mm). Two 4:1 input voltage range options are based around nominal 24 (9-36) and 48 (18-75) VDC. Tightly-regulated single-output voltage options of 5.1,
12, 24, or 48 VDC are available across the range, and isolation is rated at 2,500 VDC for 60 seconds. The DTE series can accommo-
date a wide range of operating tem- peratures across the extended indus- trial range from –40 to +85°C (–40 to +185°F). Compliance to the interna- tional safety specification for IT equipment UL/IEC 609501 is stan- dard across the range and they all meet the EN55022 Class A limits for both conducted and radiated emis- sions, without the need for any exter- nal filtering components. Protection features such as
short circuit, output overload, input under-voltage and output over-volt- age lockout and a remote on/off capa-
July, 2016
DTE series encapsulated, single-output DC-DC converters.
bility are standard across the range. Front-mounted input and output screw terminal connections allow
ease of installation. Contact: XP Power, 990 Benecia
Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94085 % 971-322-0326
E-mail:
ddarrow@xppower.com Web:
www.xppower.com
Plasma Etch Offers PE-50 Plasma Asher
Carson City, NV — Plasma Etch, a manufacturer of plasma treatment solutions, offers its popular PE-50 plasma asher, an affordable, entry- level option for most types of plasma treatment. The system is popular for small production facilities, research labs, universities, and startup manu- facturers in need of a small-scale, low-cost plasma etching solution. The system includes industry leading features such as an oxygen
PE-50 benchtop plasma treatment system.
safe vacuum pump and the ability to run two gasses simultaneously. The PE50 features simple controls and easy-to-read indicators for monitor- ing the plasma etching sequence. Plasma Etch holds several
patents for the invention, develop- ment and manufacturing of equip- ment and solutions that have paved the way for plasma technology. The company specializes in plasma clean-
ing and etching solutions of all sizes. Contact: Plasma Etch, Inc.,
3522 Arrowhead Drive, Carson City, NV 89706 % 775-883-1366 E-mail:
sales@plasmaetch.com Web:
www.plasmaetch.com
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