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MKW40 Series of 40 Watt DC/DC Power Modules

June 19, 2012 By Natasha Townsend Leave a Comment

The Minmax MKW40 Series is a 40 W dc/dc converter in a compact 1in. x 2 in. shielded metal case with an optional heatsink.  This series is EMC compliant to EN55022 Class A and has international safety approvals, making it ideally suited for worldwide use in space critical applications in a variety of equipment, including battery-powered.

The MKW Series features 2:1 input ranges, single/dual tightly regulated outputs, super high efficiency ratings (up to 92%), remote on-off, an operating temperature range of -40ºC to +80ºC, and comprehensive protection circuitry.   All power modules use high quality, 100% RoHS compliant materials and are manufactured to the ISO-9001 quality control program to ensure high product reliability.   There is a 3-year product warranty.

This series provides a cost effective solution for many space critical applications in commercial and industrial electronic equipment.

MinMax Power
www.minmaxpower.com

Filed Under: DC-DC Tagged With: 40 watt, dc-dc, minmax, power modules

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