DC-DC converters for military, aviation, and space uses introduced by Crane Aerospace
LYNNWOOD, Wash. – Crane Aerospace & Electronics in Lynnwood, Wash., is introducing Interpoint cMOR (COTS), hMOR (Class-H defense), rMOR (new space), and sMOR (deep space) 120-Watt DC-DC converters for deep space, new space, and high-reliability defense and commercial applications.
The hMOR power converter offers improved performance for mission-critical defense applications. The hMOR converter is MIL-PRF-38534 Class H compliant, lightweight, efficient, and supports fast start-up for quick boot-up systems.
Features of these DC-DC converters include input voltage 15 to 50 volts; output flexibility trim of 80 percent to 110 percent; operating temperature of -55 to 125 degrees Celsius; transient protection 80 volts for 120 milliseconds; isolated magnetic feedback; fixed high-frequency switching; remote sense on single output models; primary and secondary inhibit function; sync in and sync out; indefinite short circuit protection; high power density with as much as 81 percent efficiency; soft-start function limits inrush current during start-up; and parallel operation with current share of as much as 540 Watts.
The Interpoint cMOR power converter is for commercial aerospace and defense applications. Features include input voltage 15 to 50 volts; output flexibility, trim of 80 percent to 110 percent; operating temperature of -55°C to 105 C; efficiency as much as 92 percent; isolated, magnetic feedback; fixed high frequency switching; remote sense on single output models; primary and secondary inhibit function; sync in and sync out; indefinite short circuit protection; forward clamp switching; qualification to IPC-6012 Class-3; and parallel operation with current share of as much as 540 Watts.
For more information contact Crane Aerospace & Electronics online at www.craneae.com/interpoint.
