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News Release from: Datel (UK) | Subject: UWR convertors
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 31 May 2002

No thermal spacemanship
in compact convertors

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Datel reckons the latest additions to its long-standing A-series represent the state of the art for standard 2in square DC/DC convertors

They exemplify Datel's relentless drive to deliver more power/current, in standard packages, at lower price per watt, without compromising reliability or resorting to thermal spacemanship. Up to 40W of power is now available from the standard 2 x 2in package formerly associated with 15-20W devices.

Datel's new UWR 26-40W single-output switching DC/DC convertors unite a fixed-frequency, fully synchronous, forward topology with the newest, low-on-resistance power FETs to deliver the highest efficiencies and consequently the most power of any products in this long standing form factor.

Everyone wants more power from standard packages, but not if it costs more, compromises reliability, or requires heatsinking.

The 26-40W UWRs, at once deliver higher power, low cost and high reliability by implementing their high-efficiency designs using 100% automatically assembled, SMT-on-PCB (including magnetics) construction.

For added thermal efficiency and ruggedness, these DC/DCs are encapsulated with thermally conductive potting compound in standard metal packages.

The 26-40W UWR's best in class power density is achieved with advanced, fully synchronous, high-frequency (300-360kHz), forward topology that delivers: high efficiency (90% for 5V models), low noise (75mV peak-peak), tight line/load regulation (+/-0.5% max for both), quick step response (200us), stable no-load operation (for circuits going into "sleep" mode), and no output reverse conduction.

High efficiency enables more output power over temperature than all competing DC/DC convertors in the 2in square form factor.

The most powerful models in UWR series all deliver full power to at least +55C (ambient) without heatsinks or supplementary air flow.

The six basic models in the family offer two output voltages (3.3 and 5V) and three input voltage ranges (10-18, 18-36 and 36-75V).

All are fully isolated (1500V DC guaranteed), and I/O protected (including input pi filters, input overvoltage shutdown and undervoltage lockout, output overvoltage protection, current limiting, short-circuit protection, and thermal shutdown).

Each model has a output trim pin and an on/off control function that may be ordered with either positive or negative polarity.

All UWR 26-40W DC/DC convertors satisfy UL/EN/IEC60950 safety requirements for functional insulation.

"D48" models (36-75V inputs) are CE marked.

Safety reports, EMC compliance reports and qualification (including HALT) test reports are available on request.

Small quantities of UWR 26-40W DC/DC convertors (or free sample/evaluation units) can be ordered directly from the Datel website using credit cards.

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