TDK Corporation announces the introduction of the TDK-Lambda DDSM 120W and 240W programmable DC-DC converters. These products feature a wide input and output voltage range with an isolated design. The DDSM series also offers remote control and real time monitoring via Modbus over USB using the PowerCMC control and monitoring center. In addition, a digital display shows the device settings, system alarms, and status information, with the ability to be operated manually via three push buttons on the front panel.
The DDSM series was developed to offer a wide conversion ratio. Its many applications include improved voltage stability over long cable lengths, providing a higher (step-up) voltage to support system loading, offering an independent isolated voltage for Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) requirements and supporting loads requiring special operating voltages. The wide input and output ranges can assist inventory management, reducing the need to stock multiple part numbers.
The DDSM converters accept a nominal 12 to 48V input (maximum 10.8 to 52.8V) and can deliver a nominal output range of 5 to 55V (4.7 to 57V maximum). Operating efficiency at standard operation is up to 93.0 %, which reduces internal heating losses and saves energy when in standby mode. The nominal output current is 5 A for the 120 W model and 10 A for the 240W model. A 24V/1 A DC-OK signal is accessible from the front panel. The DDSM measures 40.0mm wide, 116.6mm deep and 115.0mm high, weighing just 500g.
Safety certification is to IEC/EN/UL/CSA 61010-1, 61010-2-201 and IEC/EN/UL/CSA, 62368-1 (Ed. 3). The series is CE / UKCA marked to the Low Voltage, EMC and RoHS EU Directives and UK regulations. The models meet EN 55032-B radiated and conducted emissions and EN 61000-6 immunity standards.
Main applications
Factory automation, general purpose industrial, semiconductor fabrication, renewable power generation, telecommunications, and test and measurement.
Main features and benefits
Wide input and output ranges
High efficiency and low stand-by losses
Digital control and monitoring
Front panel display and programming.
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