Nov/Dec, 2022
NEPTUNE, NJ — TDK Corporation has introduced its 200W and 300W rated TDK- Lambda CN-B110 series of half brick DC-DC converters. Capable of operating from a wide input voltage of 43 to 160 VDC the converters are compatible with 72 or 110 VDC nominal railway systems. Applications include rolling stock, railway trackside equipment, robotics, AGVs and scientific research equipment. These second-generation converters are
available with 12, 13.8, 15, and 24V outputs. Using the trim function, they can be adjust- ed to using a resistor or an external voltage to compensate for voltage drops, or to accom- modate non-standard system voltages. The standard models have non-latching (self-recovering) over current and overvolt- age protection, with an option for latching
OKW Adds Accessories to SMART-CASE Enclosures
BRIDGEVILLE, PA — OKW’s best selling handheld enclosure SMART-CASE now offers more accessories than any of the man- ufacturer’s other 18 ultra- portable housings. Versatile SMART-CASE (IP
65 optional) is ideal for a wide range of remote control and mobile solutions — whether the device is connected by cable or powered by a battery (AAA, AA, 9V or 12V round cell). It has proved particu-
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larly popular for medical, wellness and industrial electronics. Accessories for SMART-
CASE now include: docking sta- tions for charging and data transfer; wall holders; a rail clamp; belt/pocket clips; ring eye- lets; a lanyard; and a key ring. There are also a battery holder and contact (both 2 x AAA); bat- tery clips (2 x N, 2 x AA, 2 x AAA); contacts for the stations; a plug-in contact (1 x 9V); IP 65 ingress protection seals; a cable strain relief clamp; and self-tap- ping screws for PCBs. The contoured SMART-
CASE’s ergonomic design ensures maximum user comfort. A large operating area is recessed to accommodate a membrane keypad or product label. Inside, there are fastening pillars and fixing sup-
ports for PCBs and components. Contact: OKW Enclosures,
Bridgeville, PA 15017 % 412-220-9244
Inc., 3000 Old Pond Road, E-mail:
seanb@okwenclosures.com Web:
www.okwenclosures.com
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with manual reset. To meet demanding high voltage require-
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ments for transients and 5,000 m altitude, the CN-B110 has 11.8 mm spacing between the primary input and baseplate for a 2,500 VAC isolation voltage. Input to output isolation is 3,000 VAC and output to ground 500 VAC. With efficiencies of up to 91%, power loss-
es are minimized allowing the products to oper- ate at baseplate temperatures of –40 to +212°F (–40 to +100°C), with very minimal derating at high temperatures. Cooling is achieved using the optional heatsinks or to a cold plate via the module’s
aluminum baseplate. Contact: TDK-Lambda Americas, Inc.,
CN-B110 series half brick DC-DC converter.
401 Mile of Cars Way, Suite 325, National City, CA 91950 % 218-556-2441 E-mail:
david.norton@
us.tdk-lambda.com Web:
www.us.lambda.tdk.com
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