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    Rugged power supply for space-constrained applications like railroads introduced by Martek Power

    Sept. 9, 2010
    TORRANCE, Calif., 9 Sept. 2010. Martek Power in Torrance, Calif., is introducing the JLM and JLHM power supply products for rugged applications on railroads and in other harsh-environment conditions. These power electronics devices are part of Martek Power's Powertron family of DC-DC converters. The JLM and JLHM power converters are rated at 35 and 50 Watts respectively and offer EN50155 compliance, yet in a smaller footprint. Both units can accept typical railway input voltages and outputs can be specified between 5 and 110 volts DC. The open frame version of both products measures 115 by 85 by 22 millimeters for applications where space is limited.   
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    TORRANCE, Calif., 9 Sept. 2010. Martek Power in Torrance, Calif., is introducing the JLM and JLHM rugged power supply products for demanding applications on railroads and in other harsh-environment conditions. These power electronics devices are part of Martek Power's Powertron family of DC-DC converters.

    The JLM and JLHM power converters are rated at 35 and 50 Watts respectively and offer EN50155 compliance, yet in a smaller footprint. Both units can accept typical railway input voltages and outputs can be specified between 5 and 110 volts DC. The open frame version of both products measures 115 by 85 by 22 millimeters for applications where space is limited. For chassis mount applications an enclosed version is also available.

    For more information contact Martek Power online at www.martekpower.com.

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    John Keller is editor-in-chief of Military & Aerospace Electronics magazine, which provides extensive coverage and analysis of enabling electronic and optoelectronic technologies in military, space, and commercial aviation applications. A member of the Military & Aerospace Electronics staff since the magazine's founding in 1989, Mr. Keller took over as chief editor in 1995.

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