FSP150 - 150 WATT SWITCHING POWER SUPPLIES

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Description

This series of switching power supplies are specially designed for portable applications.

They are capable of delivering up to 150 watts of continuous DC output power.

Features

Wide range input 90 to 260VAC Standby consumption < 1W Low safety ground leakage current Low ripple and noise Fast transient response Overcurrent, Short-circuit, Overvoltage, and Thermal protections 100% burn-in at full rated load Meets EN55022, FCC Class B, VCC, EN61000 Class A,D Compliant with RoHS requirements OUTPUT.

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Part number	FSP150
Manufacturer	Fortron
File Size	203.65 KB
Description	150 WATT SWITCHING POWER SUPPLIES
Datasheet	FSP150 Datasheet
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FSP150 SERIES 150 WATT SWITCHING POWER SUPPLIES GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Construction Connectors / Terminals Efficiency Turn on delay time Power Factor Dielectric Isolation MTBF (per MIL-HDBK-217F) 94V-1 rated polyphenylene-oxide case IEC 320/C14 inlet. Options for DC Out. 88% min , at 110 VAC or 240 VAC 5 Sec max 0.

Published: May 29, 2014 |