TEC 2-2413

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DC-DC converters are important components used in the power electronics industry. They are used to convert a direct current from one voltage to a different direct current at another voltage. One of the most common and widely used DC converters is the TEC 2-2413. This converter is designed to reliably power applications ranging from 5-24 VDC input voltage and 5-24 VDC output voltage. The TEC 2-2413 converter utilizes a switching regulator to convert the input voltage into the output voltage.

The working principle of the TEC 2-2413 converter is based on a fixed frequency, current mode, switching buck regulator. This means that the converter utilizes a switching MOSFET to regulate the large-scale DC-DC switch from the input to the output. The MOSFET is driven by an error amplifier and block control circuit. The pulse-width modulation (PWM) generated by the circuit is dependent on the current sensed to maintain the output voltage at the desired level.

The maximum efficiency of the TEC 2-2413 is 90%. The addition of a Power Factor Correction (PFC) circuit can raise the efficiency up to 95%. This component helps to reduce the harmonic current distortion of the input power supply. Additionally, the TEC 2-2413 is able to tolerate a wide temperature range of -20℃ to 85℃. This allows the converter to work effectively in a variety of conditions.

The TEC 2-2413 converter can be used in a wide variety of applications. It is often used to power actuators, motors, and other DC loads. It can also be used to drive high voltage applications such as LED lighting systems. The converter is also suitable for use in industrial, automotive, medical, and aerospace applications.

The TEC 2-2413 converter is a reliable and efficient tool for DC power conversion. Its wide operating range, high efficiency and temperature tolerance make it an ideal choice for applications where a direct current must be converted from one voltage to another.

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