THN 20-1212

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DC-DC converters are used to output power from a rectified AC voltage source, such as the mains voltage, and from battery systems, to produce a desired output voltage. THN 20-1212 is a type of DC-DC converter. It is a high-efficiency and compact component, designed for wide-range input voltage applications, and features an extremely low profile and very long life.

The THN 20-1212 DC-DC converter operates on a flyback topology, which is a popular choice for power conversion. This topology is characterized by a transformer which stores unused energy and reuses it when necessary. It is a cost-effective, robust and reliable solution for a variety of applications.

The input voltage of the THN 20-1212 converter is in the range from 9V to 34V, with a maximum capacitive load of 20 µF. The converter is designed to provide an output current up to 3.3A, with an output voltage range from 2.5V to 44V. The switching frequency of the device is adjustable from 120 kHz to 640 kHz, and can be adjusted according to the operating environment.

The THN 20-1212 utilizes synchronous rectification, which helps reduce input ripple thus maintaining better output power quality. Its frequency modulation scheme adjusts the operating frequency to improve efficiency. The device also features protection against overvoltage, overtemperature, and short circuit protection.

The THN 20-1212 has a low profile package of size 20 mm x 12 mm, and can be directly soldered onto the PCB. Therefore, it requires minimal space for installation. It is also very light and cost-effective, making it an attractive option for various applications.

The THN 20-1212 DC-DC converter is a versatile and efficient solution for low-power, high-reliability applications. It is suitable for automotive, communication, industrial, medical and consumer electronics. The device is a high-efficiency choice for a wide range of applications, from single- and multi-output power supplies to distributed power systems.

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