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July 2026


WOODBRIDGE, NJ — TDK Corporation has introduced its FS3303, the first member of a major expansion of its micro POL family of ultra-compact, non-iso- lated DC/DC power modules for


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LS ELECTRIC Launches XSC Safety PLC and XSR Safety Relays


LINCOLNSHIRE, IL — LS ELECTRIC’s Beyond X, the com- pany’s global all-in-one brand for integrated smart power and au- tomation solutions, has launched its XSC Safety PLC and XSR Safety relay offering as part of the Beyond X Safety solution for modern industrial machinery. The compact XSC Safety PLC and modular XSR Safety relays provide high-integrity safety with quick configuration and retrofit flexibility, connecting to


optical modules in AI edge sys- tems and other space-con- strained designs. Despite its small footprint of just 2.5 x 2.5 mm and a height of only 1.2 mm, the FS3303 can deliver 3A at am- bient temperatures of up to +90°C and boasts a peak efficien- cy of around 95%. The FS3303- 0400-AL is in full production and is sampling at major distribu- tors.


The FS3303 and the upcom-


ing high-performance point-of- load (POL) converter lineup spans 3A to 80A output across 0.3V to 3.3V rails. They enable next-generation optical network-


FS3303 DC-DC power module.


ing and AI accelerator platforms to push performance without sacrificing board space. An ex- ample is compact optical mod- ules, which are scaling from 10


Page 53 TDK Expands Micro POL Power Module Portfolio


Gb/s to 1.6 Tb/s. The new portfo- lio delivers height profiles be- tween 1.2 mm and 1.7 mm. Engineered for low-voltage


rails, the FS3303 supports input voltages from 2.7V to 6V and out- put voltages from 0.4V to 3.3V. This makes it a versatile solution for ASICs, SoCs, DSPs, and emerging AI chipsets requiring tight regulation and high tran-


sient performance. Contact: TDK Electronics,


Inc., 10 Woodbridge Center Drive, Suite 130, Woodbridge, NJ 07095 % 732-906-4364 E-mail: debbie.martin@tdk.com Web: www.tdk.com


Beyond X Safety PLC and relay.


safety devices to detect hazards and cut power before accidents occur. With high-density safety I/O, flexible wiring options, and a compact, low-noise design, the solution delivers advanced pro- tection without adding unneces- sary complexity. The XSC and XSR products


are designed to achieve SIL 3 and SIL CL3, PLe/Category 4 safety levels in accordance with IEC 61508 and ISO 13849-1, helping OEMs and panel builders design safety functions that comply with international standards while applying one safety platform across a wide range of industrial applications. At the core of the solution is


the XSC compact Safety PLC, a standalone controller that com- bines an optimized footprint with high-density I/O. It provides 16 safety inputs and 4 OSSD safety outputs in a compact footprint, plus 4 dedicated feedback/restart inputs to simplify the monitoring of external contactors, so users can manage multiple safety de- vices and zones from a single unit. This compact hardware design al- lows for high-density safety I/O


even in restricted control cabinets. Contact: LS ELECTRIC


America, Inc., 625 Heathrow


Drive, Lincolnshire, IL 60069 % 800-891-2941 E-mail: sales.us@lselectricamerica.com Web: www.lselectricamerica.com


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