REC3-0512SR/H1/M

DC-DC converters are used to convert electric power from one form to another. The REC3-0512SR/H1/M DC-DC converter is a high-efficiency, high-Switching transducer designed for applications where high current is required. It has a very wide input voltage range and can operate from zero to fifty volts. It features over-voltage, over-current, and reverse-polarity protection as well as an integrated thermal protection system.

The REC3-0512SR/H1/M is designed for use in high-frequency switching applications, such as telecom switches, motor control, and frequency converters. It is capable of producing up to fifty amps of output power and can operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 85°C. It has a very wide range of switching frequencies from 12kHz to 38kHz.

The working principle of the REC3-0512SR/H1/M is based on the switching transducer system. This converter works by controlling the flow of power and converting it into the required output voltage. This is achieved by using a high frequency switching transistor which continuously turns the input voltage on and off. The output voltage is kept constant by controlling the switching frequency. By increasing the input voltage, the output voltage can be increased. The switching transducer also regulates the output current.

The REC3-0512SR/H1/M is well suited for applications that require fast response times, as it has a fast transient response time of only 200 nanoseconds. The high-switching frequency allows the converter to provide clean waveforms and low EMI. The on/off state of the REC3-0512SR/H1/Ms output can be controlled with a TTL signal or a logic signal. This allows the converter to be used in applications where the output is required to be changed quickly.

The REC3-0512SR/H1/M is an excellent choice for applications that require high-efficiency, high-current, and fast-response times. Its various features such as over-voltage, over-current, and reverse-polarity protection make it suitable for a variety of applications including telecom switches, motor control, and frequency converters.