MI-22M-MX-F2

DC-DC Converters

DC-DC converters are devices used for converting one form of electrical power to another. They are broadly classified as either voltage or current source converters. Common voltage source converters include: buck, boost, buck-boost, and flyback converters. Common current source converters include: isolated buck converters and isolated flyback converters. DC-DC converters are used in a number of applications, from powering electronics to controlling motor drives.

MI-22M-MX-F2 Application Field and Working Principle

The MI-22M-MX-F2 from Magna is a high-fidelity DC-DC converter designed for energy storage systems, off-grid applications, and other demanding applications. The MI-22M-MX-F2 uses a full bridge resonant converter topology which allows for the conversion of voltage up to 72V with a step-down ratio of 1:10 and a step-up ratio of 1:20. The converter is capable of up to 80 watts of output power and has a wide input voltage range from 36V to 72V.

The MI-22M-MX-F2 features a synchronous rectification control circuit which helps to reduce power losses and provide high efficiency. The converter has a low standby current of only 3mA and a power-saving design which reduces losses. Additionally, the converter features an AC tolerance of up to 10V peak-to-peak, meeting the requirements of many demanding applications.

The MI-22M-MX-F2 is also equipped with protection circuits and features such as output short-circuit protection, input under-voltage lockout, and thermal protection. The converter features an adjustable output voltage which can be set between 9V and 72V. This allows for the regulator to be easily adapted to a variety of applications.

The MI-22M-MX-F2 is an efficient and reliable DC-DC converter which is suitable for a variety of demanding applications. The converter has a wide range of input and output voltages, a synchronous rectification control circuit, and a number of protection circuits, making it an ideal solution for energy storage systems, off-grid applications, and other high power requirements.