VI-JNY-MW-S

Current - Output (Max):	20A
Base Part Number:	VI-JNY
Size / Dimension:	2.28" L x 1.80" W x 0.52" H (57.9mm x 45.7mm x 13.2mm)
Package / Case:	Half Brick
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Efficiency:	90%
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 100°C
Features:	OCP, SCP
Applications:	ITE (Commercial)
Voltage - Isolation:	3kV
Power (Watts):	66W
Series:	VI-J00™
Voltage - Output 3:	--
Voltage - Output 2:	--
Voltage - Output 1:	3.3V
Voltage - Input (Max):	76V
Voltage - Input (Min):	36V
Number of Outputs:	1
Type:	Isolated Module
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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DC DC Converters have a wealth of applications in a variety of fields. Generally, these devices are designed to convert electrical energy from one voltage level to another.There are four types of DC DC converters that are widely used: VI-JNY-MW-S. While each type has its own merits, all of them are capable of providing a range of output voltages and currents. The VI converter stands for voltage-increase converter, and is used to convert electric power from a low or intermediate voltage source to a higher voltage. The core components of a VI converter are diodes, inductors, capacitors, transformers, and amplifiers. By regulating the supply voltage to more closely match the output voltage of the converter, the power converter can achieve a greater efficiency than the more traditional Linear Regulators, especially where the voltage values are a long way apart.The JNY converter is short for junction-negative-voltage converter, and is used to convert electric power from a higher voltage source to a lower voltage. In this converter, current is first rectified using a diode rectifier and then a power transistor is used to convert the rectified current into a negative voltage at the output. The output voltage is regulated by adjusting the width of the pulses of the rectified voltage, thus altering the power transistor gain. The MW converter stands for Max-Well converter and is used to convert electric power from a low or intermediate voltage source to a higher voltage. It relies on a core of magnetic materials to convert the voltage. This converter works by reversing the magnetic field generated by the core as the electric current increases—these reversed magnetic field lines induce a voltage in the output. Finally, the S converter is short for step-down converter, and is used to convert electric power from a higher voltage source to a lower voltage. The main components of a S converter are diodes, capacitors, inductors, and a pair of power transistors. In this converter, the voltage is regulated by adjusting the switching frequency of the power transistor. No matter their application, these four types of DC DC converters all have critical roles to play in our modern electrical systems. As a crucial link between the power grid and our respective electrical loads, these converters provide the voltage and currents needed to power our appliances and other electronic devices.In conclusion, DC DC Converters—and their four primary types: VI-JNY-MW-S—are important components of a number of circuits and applications. These converters are used to convert electrical power from one voltage level to another and are critical for ensuring the efficient operation of our electrical systems.

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