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Non-isolated buck-boost DC-DC converters deliver up to 200W with a wide 9.6 to 28V output adjustment range

TDK Corporation (TSE:6762) announces the introduction of the TDK-Lambda brand 200W rated i1C series in the 1”x1” industry standard package size. These non-isolated, buck-boost DC-DC (step-up, step-down) converters operate from input voltages of either 9 to 36V or 18 to 75V. The i1C series offers output voltages adjustable from 9.6 to 28V with output currents of up to 10A.

The series is ideal for generating a wide range of high-power DC outputs from 12, 24, and 48V system voltages in medical, industrial, test, measurement, and battery-powered equipment such as Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs), Industrial Mobile Robots (IMR), and drones. The i1C models can also replace existing isolated converters, providing a higher power migration path for applications requiring additional output power, as the isolation barrier is often provided by the AC-DC source.

The i1C has a remarkable efficiency of up to 98%, allowing the converters to deliver high usable power in demanding thermal environments with case temperatures of -40oC and up to +120oC, while providing a longer battery life. Dimensions and pin-out are compatible with the industry standard 1” x 1” footprint, measuring 26.42 x 26.42 x 10.2mm (W x L x H). The converters are encapsulated to provide enhanced shock and vibration performance and the five-sided aluminium case reduces radiated EMI for easier system compliance.

As standard, models include an output voltage adjustment pin, positive or negative logic remote on-off, input under-voltage, over-current, and thermal protection.

All models carry the CE and UKCA marks for the Low Voltage and RoHS Directives and are designed to the IEC/UL/CSA/EN 62368-1 safety standards. Evaluation boards are available for quick and easy testing.

More information on the i1C series can be found at i1C Series Datasheet (tdk.com)

Main applications

Medical, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), Industrial Mobile Robots (IMR), autonomous mobile robot (AMR), drones, industrial, test, measurement, and battery-powered equipment

Main features and benefits

  • Up to 200W in the 1”x1” package size
  • High efficiency – Up to 98%
  • Wide output adjustment from 9.6 to 28V
  • Wide input ranges
  • -40oC to +120oC case temperature

 


Credit: TDK

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