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MI-J6K-MA: Description1-OUTPUT 25 W DC-DC REG PWR SUPPLY MODULE; Categoryaccessories; File Size768KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerPowerbox; Websitehttps://www.powerbox.com

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1-OUTPUT 25 W DC-DC REG PWR SUPPLY MODULE

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MI-JOO

Series

1 0 - 5 0 W AT T S M I L I TA R Y C O T S D C / D C C O N V E R T E R

MEDICAL & MILITARY

Features

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28Vdc and 270Vdc Inputs per MIL-STD-704D/E/F

155Vdc inputs per MIL-STD-1399A

MIL-STD-810 environments

Up to 23 W/in

80-90% Efficiency

Remote sense and current limit

Specifications

INPUT

Input voltage

No load power

dissipation

See input voltage chart

Typ 1.35W

STANDARDS AND APPROVALS

Environment (MIL-STD-8100)

Altitude – Method 500.2

Humidity – Method 507.2

70,000 feet

86/240 (%/hours)

OUTPUT

Set point accuracy

Load/Line regulation

Output temperature drift

Output noise

Output voltage trimming

0.5% V nom typical

0.05% V nom typical

0.02%/°C

1%pp V nom

50% – 110%

Acceleration – Method 513.3 9 g’s

Vibration – Method 514.3

Shock – Method 516.3

Reliability (MIL-HDBK-217F)

25°C Ground benign

50°C Naval sheltered

65°C Airborne inhabited

cargo

Environmental compliance

Derating

3,619,000 hours

2,208,000 hours

1,701,000 hours

MIL-STD-810

NAVMAT P-4855-1A

20g’s

40g’s

Remote sense compensation 0.5 V

Current limit

Short circuit current

105% – 125%

105% – 130%

OPERATING

Isolation

Input to Output 3,000Vrms

Output to Baseplate 500Vrms

Input to Baseplate 1,500Vrms

80 – 90%

MECHANICAL

Weight

Dimensions

85 grams

59.7 x 61.0 x 12.7mm

Efficiency

ENVIRONMENTAL

I Grade

Storage temperature

Operating temperature

(baseplate)

Power cycling burn-in

Temperature cycled with

power off

Test data supplied at these

temperature

-55°C to +125°C

-40°C to +100°C

12hrs 25 cycles

48 hrs, 12 cycles

65°C to +100°C

-40°C to +80°C

M Grade

-65°C to +125°C

-55°C to +100°C

96hrs 200 cycles

48hrs, 12 cycles -

-65°C to +100°C

-55°C to +80°C

Selection Table

MI-J[A][B]-[C][D]

A = INPUT VOLTAGE

VNOM

RANGE

TRANS.

B = OUTPUT VOLTAGE

2= 28V

18–50V (1)

60V

230V

475V

Z=2V

Y= 3.3V

0= 5V

X= 5.2V

T = 6.5V

2 = 15V

K = 40V

5= 155V 100–210V

6= 270V 125–400V (2)

7= 165V 100–310V

R = 7.5V N = 18.5V J = 48V

M = 10V

1 = 12V

3 = 24V

L = 28V

J = 36V

V= 5.8V P = 13.8V

C = PRODUCT GRADE

D = OUTPUT POWER/CURRENT

For Technical Illustration refer to page 230 in Module Section

I= -40°C to +100°C

M=-55°C to +100°C

A= 10W

Z=25W

Y=50W

<5V

10A

Note :(1) 16V operation at 75% load (2) These units rated at 75% load from

125-150Vin: MI-26Z-XV, MI-26Y-XV, MI-260-XW.

Your dependable power partner – www.powerbox.com.au

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