VE-BND-IX-S

Series:	VE-200™
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Isolated Module
Number of Outputs:	1
Voltage - Input (Min):	36V
Voltage - Input (Max):	76V
Voltage - Output 1:	85V
Voltage - Output 2:	--
Voltage - Output 3:	--
Current - Output (Max):	882mA
Power (Watts):	75W
Voltage - Isolation:	3kV
Applications:	ITE (Commercial)
Features:	OCP, OTP, OVP, SCP
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C
Efficiency:	90%
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Package / Case:	Full Brick
Size / Dimension:	4.60" L x 1.80" W x 0.52" H (116.8mm x 45.7mm x 13.2mm)

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DC DC Converters

The DC-DC converter is a power electronics converter that either steps up or steps down the voltage levels in an electrical network. This type of device is used for voltage regulation, power conversion, and noise reduction in many electronic applications. It is widely used in the automotive, automotive electronics, medical, and consumer markets.A DC-DC converter is basically made up of an inductor, capacitor, transformer, and switching unit. The inductor stores energy, while the capacitor gives a back-up power buffer in case of sudden power loss. The transformer and switching unit convert the input voltage to the desired output voltage level.There are various types of DC-DC converters in the market today. Some of the most popular are the buck converter, boost converter, forward converter, and flyback converter.The buck converter is commonly used in many automotive and industrial applications. It is a step-down converter that reduces the size of the output voltage. It usually operates at a frequency of between 25 kHz and 75khz.The boost converter, on the other hand, is a step-up converter that increases the size of the output voltage. It typically operates at a frequency of between 25 kHz to 150kHz.The forward converter is a switching converter that combines the features of the buck and the boost converters. It is typically used in UPS systems that require high efficiency and low power noise. It usually operates at a frequency of between 50kHz and 150kHz.The flyback converter is another popular DC-DC converter. It steps down the voltage from a high voltage source and provides a low voltage output. It typically operates at a frequency of between 20kHz and 200kHz and is mostly used in automotive and consumer electronics applications.Finally, the voltage-controlled battery-operated-independent converter (VE-BND-IX-S) is a DC-DC converter that combines the features of the buck and the boost converters. It is used in applications where the output voltage needs to be regulated in real-time while simultaneously providing protection against short-circuiting. It is usually operated at a frequency of between 25kHz and 50kHz.As you can see, there are many types of DC-DC converters available in the market today. Each of them has its own set of advantages and disadvantages that you need to consider when making a selection. While some are more suitable for automotive applications, others are better suited for industrial applications. Therefore, it is important to do your research before you make your purchase.

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