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Board-mount ac/dc converter modules handle up to 3 W

January 12, 2021 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

Two ranges of board-mount ac/dc converters, the RAC02E-K/277 and RAC03E-K/277, are rated at 2 W and 3 W respectively. Inputs include nominals of 100 Vac up to 277 Vac for use in a wide variety of applications worldwide. Regulated outputs available include 3.3 V, 5 V, 12 V, 15 V and 24 V with operation without derating up to 80°C (RAC02E-K/277) or 75°C (RAC03E-K/277). Isolation is 4 kVac with safety certification to industrial, domestic, household (RAC03E-K/277) and ITE standards while EMC compliance for both ranges is to EN55032 Class recomB with a wide margin. The parts meet ErP requirements with maximum 75-mW no-load power consumption, and because of their excellent light load efficiency, significant standby mode power can be delivered without exceeding 0.5 W input.

The RAC02E-K/277 has a footprint of 33.7×22.2 mm and the RAC03E-K/277 is 37x 24 mm, while both ranges have a low profile of just 15.4 mm. Terminations are through-hole and pinout is industry-standard.

“These compact ac/dc converters are very versatile with their wide ac input and temperature ranges,” comments Michael Schrutka, AC/DC product manager of RECOM. “Their comprehensive safety certifications and low cost also make them ideal for applications ranging from automation control, industry 4.0 and IoT, to home automation.”

RECOM Power, Inc., 6870 W 52nd Ave, Suite 125, Arvada, CO 80002, 720-386-0400, fax 720-458-0666, www.recom-power.com

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