New from XP Power is the ITZ series of compact regulated 9 Watt DC-DC converters, believed to be the industry’s smallest of its kind. The units accommodate an ultra-wide 4:1 input and are available with single and dual outputs.
Packaged in an ultra-compact metal cased SIP-8 package measuring just 21,9 x 11,2 x 9,6 mm, the converters are up to 89% efficient. This means that no additional heatsink components or forced airflow are required, ensuring that the converter occupies the smallest footprint possible, a key criterion of today’s space constrained designs.
The series offers two 4:1 input range options of either +9 to +36 V d.c. or + 18 to + 75 V d.c., covering all the popular nominal input voltages of +12, +24 and +48 V d.c. Single output models are available with +3,3 V, +5 V, +9 V, +12 V, +15 V or +24 V. Duals provide ±5, ±12 or ±15 V. No minimum load is required.
Input to output isolation is rated at 1,5 kV d.c. across the range, and optionally, 3 kV d.c. isolation is available on –H models. Suiting use in most environments, the ITZ series can operate across the extended temperature range from –40°C to +85°C and deliver the full output power up to +60°C. A remote on/off function provides the ability to externally control the converter, such as for sequencing startup or automatically powering it on or off. All models meet EN55032 level A for conducted and radiated noise without any additional components.
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