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¿Por qué esta magnífica tecnología científica, que ahorra trabajo y nos hace la vida más fácil, nos aporta tan poca felicidad? La repuesta es esta, simplemente: porque aún no hemos aprendido a usarla con tino.
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| VERTICAL MOUNT POL CONVERTERS OCCUPY MINIMAL BOARD SPACE AND FEATURE | | | |
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — Artesyn Technologies launched eight new vertical mount non-isolated
point-of-load dc-dc converters designed specifically for applications where board space is at an absolute premium.
The new PTV series converters are fully compatible with POLA (Point-of-Load Alliance) standards – providing users
with the flexibility and security of multiple sources of supply – and pack latest generation power conversion and
control technology into exceptionally small footprint modules. The smallest model in the series – the PTV03010 – is
a 3.3 Vin, 8 A output unit that takes up a mere 0.3 in2 of PCB real estate.
PTV series point-of-load (POL)
converters occupy significantly less board space than their PTH series horizontal mount counterparts. The PTV03020,
for example, is a 3.3 Vin, 18 A output unit with a 0.6 in2 footprint – less than half that of its nearest horizontal
mount equivalent. As well as freeing up valuable board space, these very small dimensions make it easier for
designers to place the converters next to the devices they are powering, to maximize performance.
All Artesyn PTV and PTH series POL converters feature Auto-Track™ power sequencing, enabling multiple
converters to track each other, or an external voltage, during power-up and power-down. This built-in functionality
provides electronics designers with a technically elegant means of powering advanced silicon devices such as DSPs,
FPGAs and ASICs, which often require a number of different voltage supplies to be applied and removed in a specific,
carefully controlled sequence. The converters also have a pre-bias start-up capability – enabling them to be used in
situations where feed-through from a multi-rail device might cause a voltage to be present on the converter output
during power-up.
Artesyn’s PTV series POL converters offer OEMs a wealth of choice to help
simplify board level design. They are available with current outputs of 8, 16 and 18 A, and with nominal input
voltages of 3.3, 5 or 12 V, to suit the designer’s choice of intermediate bus voltage. The converters also feature
widely adjustable output voltages, enabling them to satisfy virtually all the supply requirements of low voltage
silicon. The 3.3 V input PTV030xx’s can have their outputs set to any voltage from 0.8 Vdc to 2.5 Vdc; the 5V input
PTV050xx’s have a 0.8-3.6 Vdc output range; and the 12V input PTV120xx’s have a 1.2-5.5 Vdc output range. The 12V
input PTV050xx’s are also available with a 0.8-1.2 Vdc output range, for use with very low voltage silicon.
The 12 V input models are ideal for use within intermediate bus architecture (IBA) applications
where higher power solutions are required, and are compatible with Artesyn’s recently released IBC25A 300 W
eighth-brick intermediate bus converters. Furthermore, the POL converters’ sequencing capabilities mean that
designers can now implement complex distributed power schemes without having to use multiple isolated bricks or
external circuitry to provide the sequencing functions, thereby achieving significant savings in development time
and cost.
The PTV series comprises two categories of non-isolated POL converters – determined
primarily by output current capability and physical size – each of which contains a number of models covering the
nominal input voltage values of 3.3, 5 and 12 V. PTVxx010 converters measure just 0.90 x 0.33 inches (22.9 x 8.4
mm), have an installed height of 0.4 in (10.2 mm) and are capable of providing up to 8 A output current, with
conversion efficiencies as high as 94%. The higher power PTVxx020 converters measure 1.75 x 0.37 inches (44.4 x 9.4
mm), have a height of 0.5 in (12.7 mm) and include models with an 18 A output capability.
Artesyn’s PTV series POL converters are fully interoperable with similar products manufactured by other
members of the Point-of-Load Alliance, providing considerable sourcing flexibility, long-term security of supply and
support for very high volume applications. The converters carry a full set of international safety approvals,
including EN60950 (TÜV Product Service) and UL/cUL60950, and have an operating ambient temperature range of -40 to
+85 degrees Celsius. |
Viernes, 22 Julio, 2005 - 11:11 |
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