NFS40-7605 Datasheet PDF - ETC Single and triple output Specs

NFS40-7605 - Single and triple output

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such as output regulation down to zero load (NFN40). Universal input voltage eliminates the need to change jumpers or switch settings to cater for different or widely varying line voltages. In addition to the input voltage range, VDE, UL, CSA, EN60950 and IEC950 approvals make the NFS40 and NFN40 ideal for use in equipment installed throughout the world. The fixed frequency operation of the NFN40 further reduces emissions below VDE class B and significantly reduces leakage current. These low pro.

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Part number	NFS40-7605
Manufacturer	ETC
File Size	49.51 KB
Description	Single and triple output
Datasheet	NFS40-7605 Datasheet
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NFS40 and NFN40 SERIES Single and triple output • • • • • • • • 5.0 x 3.0 x 1.2 inch package (1U applications) Industry standard package Overvoltage and short circuit protection 40W with free air convection Fixed frequency operation (NFN Series) NFS40: EN55022, EN55011 conducted emissions level A NFN40: EN55022, EN55011 conducted emissions level B UL, VDE and CSA safety approvals [ 2 YEAR WARRANTY ] The NFS40 and NFN40 are industry standard 40 Watt power supplies with the capability to supply 50W in a forced air ambient and to automatically operate from any voltage between 85VAC and 264VAC. Use of MOSFET based switching circuits allows for enhanced features such as output regulation down to zero load (NFN40).

Published: May 7, 2005 |