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AC-DC Power Supplies from Murata Power Solutions

August 23, 2013 By scombest Leave a Comment

AC-DC-Power-SupplyMurata announced the introduction of its MVAD040 and MVAD065 open frame, convection cooled AC-DC power supplies.

Packaged in the industry standard 2 x 4 inch format with a low profile, 1U compatible 1.3 inch height (50.8 x 101.6 x 33.02 mm), the low power MVAD series is suitable for use in a wide range of high volume applications including medical and healthcare appliances, data storage and networking, and industrial factory automation systems.

Up to 90% efficient, the MVAD040 and MVAD065 do not require additional heatsinking or forced air cooling to operate at full output power. No load power consumption is less than 0.3 W which meets ErP and Energy Star requirements. Accepting the universal input voltage range from 90 to 264 VAC, each model is available with a +12, +24, or +48 VDC output. Operating temperature start up is as low as -20 degrees C. MVAD065 features remote sense which compensates for lead losses up to 0.4 VDC at the load point.

The supplies comply with the stringent demands of the internationally recognized 3rd edition medical safety standard IEC/EN 60601-1: 2006. They also meet the IEC/EN60950-1 safety standard for IT equipment. The MVAD series has a MTBF of one million hours, this being at least 2x the MTBF of similar competing devices.

Murata Power Solutions
www.murata.com

Filed Under: AC-DC, Power Supplies Tagged With: murata

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