REDMOND, Wash. – Crane Aerospace & Electronics in Redmond, Wash., is introducing the SMHF42 space-grade DC-DC converters for space systems integrators who need radiation-tolerant power electronics that support 42- and 50-volt power buses.
Crane Interpoint DC-DC converters are used on satellites and space systems around the world including Mars Rovers, Cygnus, Aquarius, GLONASS, ISS, Dawn, and many more.
The SMHF42 is a family of isolated 15-Watt power electronics products with a range of single and dual outputs, operating over an input voltage range of 35 to 55 volts with 80 volt transient protection.
They are available in Class H and Class K versions (per MIL-PRF 38534) with radiation tolerance of L (50 krad(Si)) and R (100 krad(Si)).
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The power supplies are reliable under harsh conditions, have small hermetically sealed packages and operate over the military temperature range of -55 to 125 degrees Celsius.
Five single-output models support 3.3-, 5, 5.2-, 12-, and 15-volt outputs; and four dual-output models supporting ±5-, ±7-, ±12-, and ±15-volt outputs. The hermetically sealed cases measure 0.33 by 1.46 by 1.13 inches.
For more information contact Crane Aerospace & Electronics online at www.interpoint.com.
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