CES48120-6-R

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DC-DC converters are used in a variety of applications including sailboat, RV and vehicle systems, oil exploration and seismic systems, aircraft power systems, and medical and military equipment. They are designed to take a large DC input voltage, such as a battery, and convert it into a small DC output, such as what is required to power a system or device like a controller, processor, or actuator.

The CES 48120-6-R is a DC-DC converter designed to take an input voltage of 40 to 160 VDC and convert it to an adjustable output of 15-65 VDC. This makes it suitable for use in a wide range of applications, including telecommunications, automotive, medical, audio/video and power supply applications. The device is a low-power, low-switch frequency, step-down switching regulator. It is designed to minimize external components and has an integrated regulator, power compensation and protection circuitry.

The 48120-6-R is functionally similar to any other DC-DC converter; it takes a high voltage input and converts it into a low voltage output with adjustable current limits. It features multiple safety protections, including over-voltage protection and short-circuit protection, and is designed to run with minimal heat loss due to its high efficiency of up to 95%. It also features both a soft start and a soft stop, which helps to minimize inrush currents during start-up and shut-down, reducing heat and noise.

The 48120-6-R contains three main components, the transformer, the rectifier, and the switching regulator. The transformer converts the input voltage to a lower, more manageable level. The rectifier then converts the alternating current from the transformer into a direct current (DC). The switching regulator then takes this DC voltage and regulates it to the output voltage and current levels specified in the design.

The 48120-6-R has two control modes, a pulse width modulation (PWM) mode and a pulse frequency modulation (PFM) mode. In PWM mode, the output voltage is regulated by changing the duty cycle of the pulses. In PFM mode, the output is regulated by changing the frequency of the pulses. In either case, the voltage is regulated by comparing the input voltage to the output voltage.

The 48120-6-R is an excellent choice for applications requiring a regulated power supply because of its features and performance. It is a low-power, low-frequency switching regulator that allows for tight control of output voltage and current. It features multiple safety protections, soft start/stop operation, and high efficiency operation. Although it is usually used in automotive and telecom applications, it is also suitable for a wide range of other applications such as medical, audio/video, and power supply applications.

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