VEFT1-S12-D15-SMT-TR Power Supplies - Board Mount

DC-to-DC converters are devices that transfer energy between two levels or sources of direct current (DC) electricity. Different types of converters are used to produce different voltages and different currents. Some types of DC-to-DC converters are also used for power conditioning and to protect circuits from transients. One popular example of a DC-to-DC converter is the VEFT1 series.

The VEFT1 series of DC-to-DC converters are stand-alone modules in a small single package. They are available in various configurations and in different packages to meet specific application requirements. The VEFT1 series offers an input voltage range of 9 to 18V and an output voltage range of 3.3V to 15V. It is also power efficient and has a high power factor, making it ideal for a variety of industrial and commercial applications.

The S12 model is a line of DC-to-DC converters designed for the converter and inverter market. The S12 has an excellent power efficiency rating, low output jitter and peak current trip levels that offer superior protection from peak current overloading. The S12 is designed to provide an adjustable output voltage range of 0.7 to 17V, a wide input voltage range of 8.5 to 18V, and an operating temperature range of -40 to +105 degrees Celsius.

The D15 is a step down DC-to-DC converter with an adjustable output voltage range of 5.1 to 15V. The input voltage range is 8 to 18V and the output voltage accuracy is better than 1%. This unit offers a high power efficiency of greater than 94%. It also has high power density and very good ripple rejection. In addition, the D15 has excellent transient response and fast transient response time.

SMT, or surface mount technology, is gaining in popularity for many electronic products. SMT converters offer cost savings by allowing the printed circuit boards to be populated with components without additional wiring or soldering. The SMT converters are available in single and dual output models and in a variety of package styles. In addition, these converters are available with step down or step up switching regulators.

TR, or current mode, power converters are becoming increasingly popular in many industrial applications because of their precision, fast response time and protection features. TR converters typically have constant-frequency operation and provide a wide selection of protected features, including over/under voltage and current protection, over temperature protection, and power limiting. They are available with step down or step up switching regulators for applications requiring an adjustable output voltage range.

In conclusion, DC-to-DC converters are versatile and widely used components in a variety of industrial, commercial and electronic applications. The VEFT1 series, S12 model, D15 series, SMT and TR are just some of the commonly used DC-to-DC converter options available on the market today. Each type of converter offers unique benefits for specific applications, but they all have one thing in common—they are designed to provide a reliable and efficient way to transfer energy between two sources of DC electricity.