23 October 2019
Power Electronics / Power Management
Aimtec’s new AMEL5-277NZ is an AC-DC converter which has been designed to offer greater economies of scale due to greater production automation, leading to improved reliability and performance. The product series has a wide industrial input voltage range of 85 – 305 V a.c. and an output voltage range from 3,3 – 24 V.
This new series offers operating temperatures from -40oC to 70oC and isolation of 4000 V a.c. for improved reliability and system safety. Furthermore, a high MTBF (mean-time-before-failure) of 300 000 hours, output short circuit protection (OSCP), output over-current protection (OCP) and output over-voltage protection (OVP) come standard with the series.
The AMEL5-277NZ is well suited for street lighting controls, grid power, instrumentation, industrial controls, telecom and Industry 4.0.
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, Power Electronics / Power Management
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, Power Electronics / Power Management
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, Power Electronics / Power Management
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, Power Electronics / Power Management
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, Power Electronics / Power Management
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