14 November 2018
Power Electronics / Power Management
XP Power’s low-cost VCE03 and VCE10, 3 W and 10 W series of board-mounted AC-DC power supplies feature an extended universal input range from 85 to 305 V a.c., covering all nominal AC inputs from 100 to 277 V a.c. in a single ultra-compact design.
Both the VCE03 and VCE10 provide a complete AC-DC solution with integrated EMC filter and hold-up capacitor, meaning there are no extra external components required, offering a genuine space-saving solution for today’s compact equipment.
The 3 W parts are available in an encapsulated or open-frame SIP package for maximum flexibility and potential cost and space savings. The compact 10 W parts are offered as encapsulated or open-frame dual inline packages. Their high-active efficiency and low no-load input power of less than 0,3 W make these devices suitable for a wide range of applications supporting environmental initiatives for end equipment. The series offers a wide range of outputs covering 3,3 V, 5 V, 9 V, 12 V, 15 V, 24 V and 48 V with overload, over-voltage and short circuit protection included.
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