TDR 2-1211SM

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DC to DC Converters are power electronic devices that convert a source of direct current electrical power from one voltage level to another. Such converters are typically used to electrically isolate one electrical load from another, or to convert DC power from one voltage level to another for a variety of reasons.The TDR 2-1211SM is a DC to DC converter developed by TDR Electronics for applications that require very high efficiency and output power, while also maintaining a very high level of reliability. The device is designed to provide a wide range of output voltage, from 0.7V to 5.5V, with up to 40A of output current.The device is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, such as industrial automation systems, optical power systems for data communications, and mobile energy system for consumer electronics. It is also able to support a wide range of input voltages, making it suitable for use in applications where the input voltage is not stable or the input voltage range is wide.The TDR 2-1211SM features a synchronous buck topology, and is based on a patented power circuit topology that boosts efficiency by reducing power dissipation. This topology enables the converter to utilize a more efficient inductor,thus reducing the overall size of the product and increasing the power density.The device utilizes a high-side and low-side MOSFET power switch to provide fast transient response and reduce power losses. The product also includes a wide range of built-in protection measures, including overvoltage protection, over-temperature protection, current-limit protection, and short-circuit protection.The TDR 2-1211SM is designed to be extremely efficient, with an efficiency of up to 95%. This makes it an ideal choice for applications where both high efficiency and high power output are required. In addition, the device is also designed to be highly reliable, with a MTBF (mean time before failure) of greater than 1 million hours.

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