Power
The link between power and performance
Ideal Power explain how they provide the support necessary helping you shape the future of power electronics
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oday’s fast paced electronics market is driving the demand for innovation. This lies not only within the design of
new products, meeting high efficiencies and unique specifications, but with fluent supply chain management. Of course, if it wasn’t for smart logistics, the whole process would fall apart.
Ideal Power believes that the secret to success within the industry is by delivering the whole process with power and performance in mind. This means ensuring things are done right from the outset to the final goal – but how can this be achieved?
The answer is simple. The supplier must have the power to provide a flexible approach to facilitate the business needs in order for the supply chain to flow smoothly; and the products which are being used must be ideally optimised for use with the product. These two attributes will ensure that the performance of the company and products are fully supported
and driven by the application’s power supply and source.
Ideal Power understands that each business operates in its own, unique way. They are able to provide their customers with flexible delivery and storage options, including an unbeatable stock holding facility, allowing 24-hour call-off or scheduled deliveries. This is ideal for organisations ordering repeat purchases of units, but do not want to have to store thousands of units in their warehouse, or have to wait long periods for stock to be delivered. With over 40 years of combined industry knowledge, Ideal Power is able to offer their expertise in the field of power conversion, ensuring the best unit for the application and industry is carefully selected. They offer power products with worldwide and industry specific approvals, ensuring that whatever industry you operate within, or wherever you intend to ship your finished product, you will have
Murata introduces world’s smallest-class high power density DC-DC PoL converters for FPGA and programmable logic designs
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urata has announced the MYMGK series of miniature “Mono Block” type surface mount point-of-load (PoL) DC-DC converters. These non-isolated “Mono Block” type converters are available in two models, a 6 Amp and a 20 Amp. Each version is available with two output voltage range options. Typical applications for these converters include powering FPGAs and CPUs used in data, telecommunications and networking communications equipment, and in equipment using distributed bus architecture.
Measuring just 9.0 x 7.5 x 5.0 mm, the 6 Amp MYMGK1R806FRSR has a programmable output voltage in the range 0.7 to 1.8 VDC from a + 5 VDC input. The MYMGK00506ERSR also can deliver up to 6 Amp output in the range 0.7 to 5.0 VDC from a + 12 VDC nominal input. The 20 Amp models measure 10.5 x 9.0 x 5.6 mm and include the MYMGK1R820FRSR, operating from a + 5 VDC nominal input and the MYMGK1R820ERSR, from a + 12 VDC nominal. The output voltage can be
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programmed in the range 0.7 to 1.8 VDC. Across the range control signals include
remote on/off and a power good indication. Safety and protection features include under input voltage lock out (UVLO), output short circuit and output over current.
The use of increasingly compute intensive devices such as programmable logic, FPGAs and CPU is demanding high reliable power supplies that have can quickly respond to load variations, good transient response, a low core voltage high current supply. Mono Block type MYMGK series delivers fast transient response with a minimum of external output capacitors, this contributes to significantly shrinking the customer’s board size. These highly efficient ultra compact converters, typically between 87.8 per cent to 95 per cent model and load dependent, meet the industrial and telecom requirements for size, efficiency and power density, especially in high temperature operating case with its excellent thermal derating performance of MYMGK series.
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confidence knowing that all technical and legal standards are met. The power products themselves incorporate industry leading topology design and modern components. Features include a vast variety of layout options, high isolation voltages, peak load capacities and extended temperature ranges. This gives you the power to build your product to precise specifications in order to achieve optimum performance from the start.
Ideal Power’s sales and marketing manager, Jon Vallis said, “We are proud to be able to support our customer whilst they shape the future of technology. Knowing that we are providing them with our best expert advice gives us the passion and feeling of involvement within this process, which we thoroughly enjoy.”
www.idealpower.co.uk
Smart charger for NiMH/NiCD batteries from Powersolve auto detects cells
A
smart charger for NiMH and NiCD batteries
from Powersolve will auto detect and charge 8 to 15 cells in series and charge them at the correct voltage between 9.6V and 18VDC. The PSCH30 charger operates from a universal 90 to 264VAC and incorporates several safety features including automatic cut-off when the cells are fully charged and battery over-temperature protection using a thermal sensor. Over voltage and short circuit protection are also standard. A switch allows users to select the charge current between 0.9A to 1.8A while charging status is indicated by LED. Housed in a compact, desk-top plastic
enclosure (120 x 60 x 38mm), the Powersolve PSCH30 is supplied as standard with an IEC320 C14 3 pin AC input connector while the output lead is
1.2m, terminated in a 4 pin Toby KPPX-4P connector. In addition, the company offers a variety of optional output connectors on request.
The CE marked PSCH30 meets all
relevant safety and EMC standards including UL1310, CISPR22 ‘B’, FCC Part 15 ‘B’ and EN55022 ‘B’.
www.powersolve.co.uk www.cieonline.co.uk
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