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How many parts does an airplane consist of?

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Budget DC-DC converters Mean Well SPA02 and SPB03 14.11.2015

Mean Well has launched the new SPA02 and SPB03 series of 2W and 3W regulators in the SIP-8 package.

The new converters have an input voltage range of 2:1, an input-output dielectric strength of 1000 V, and are operable in a temperature range of -40...+85°C. SPA02 and SPB03 have a built-in noise filter and are EMC compliant with EN505022 (CISPR22) class B.

The converters are manufactured for the output voltage 5/12/15 V, have protection against short circuit, overcurrent and are characterized by low cost. The SPA02 and SPB03 are designed for industrial and telecom devices, and other applications where compact dimensions are required and there is a budget constraint.

Main technical parameters of SPA02 and SPB03 series:

Output power 2 and 3 W;
stable output;
Enclosure type SIP-8;
Isolation voltage input-output 1000 V;
Input voltage range: 4,5...9 / 9...18 / 18...36 / 36...72 V;
Output voltage from a range of 5 / 12 / 15 V;
Temperature range -40...+85°С.

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