PBA15F-12-N

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This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of the PBA15F-12-N AC-DC converter. AC-DC converters are a type of power supply which convert AC power from a main source such as a mains power outlet into a DC voltage suitable for electronic equipment such as computers, printers and other types of consumer electronics.

As a specific example, the PBA15F-12-N AC-DC converter is an input and isolated power supply with an input voltage range of 90-264VAC at a frequency range of 47-63 Hz. The PBA15F-12-N output is 12 VDC with a maximum output current of 1.25 A. It has a total output power of 15W, and a full load efficiency of 83%. 

The PBA15F-12-N converter is particularly useful in automotive applications, as it is built to survive in a vehicle environment, withstanding temperatures of up to 90 °C and vibration up to 5G. Other features include a no-load power consumption of less than 0.3W and a standby power consumption of less than 0.3W. These features are designed to minimize power wastage and ensure that the PBA15F-12-N operates economically. 

The working principle of the PBA15F-12-N converter is to take AC line current from the mains and convert it to a DC output. This is achieved using an internal transformer and rectifier circuit. The transformer steps down the mains AC voltage to a lower level AC voltage, and the rectifier then converts the AC voltage to DC voltage. This process is called rectification. The resulting DC voltage is then regulated by an internal regulator to ensure a stable and reliable output. 

The PBA15F-12-N AC-DC converter is suitable for a wide range of applications, from automotive electronic devices to small domestic appliances. By electing to use the PBA15F-12-N converter, users can benefit from both its economical operation and its ability to survive in the harsh confines of the vehicle environment.

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