Wednesday, October 29, 2008

NEW PRODUCTS: cPCI Power Supplies

High power density CompactPCI™ power supplies deliver full power across temperature range with high efficiency

	200W & 300W AC/DC and DC/DC power supplies in 3U form factors Continuous full power operation across -5ºC to +55ºC temperature range Leading power density of 8.5W/cu. in. Efficiency levels in excess of 80%

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Murata Power Solutions has introduced three new PICMG 2.11 compliant CompactPCI™ high reliability power supplies. The cPCI-A-3U-300C, cPCI-A-3U 200C AC/DC power supplies and the cPCI-D-3U-300C DC/DC power supply are all housed in industry standard 3Ux8HP enclosures and are capable of delivering continuous full power across their -5ºC to +55ºC operating temperature range with airflows as low as 250lfm. All three models have efficiency levels in excess of 80%, are hot-swap capable and require no minimum load. Power density is 8.5W/cu.in.

The cPCI-A-3U-300C (300W) and cPCI-A-3U-200C (200W) have a wide input of voltage range of between 90VDC and 264VDC; the cPCI-D-3U-300C (300W) accepts 36 to 72VDC.

All offer the standard CompactPCI™ output voltages of 3.3V, 5V, 12V and -12V.

Why would I specify?

• Wide ranging input voltages combined with safety agency approvals to UL60950 and EN60950, EMI compliance to Class B FCC and EN55022 standards, make the new power supplies ideal for use in globally deployed systems.
• The use of two converters operating in parallel for the 3.3V and 5V outputs enables maximum current draw on the two outputs simultaneously.
• All three models are fully RoHS compliant and can be supplied modified to suit specific customer requirements.

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