TDK-Lambda's single-output ZWS-BAF
series are 100 and150W supplies accept a wide ac input
range, have a low profile of 1.3 to 1.45 inches and compact footprints of 2.44
x 6.1 inch or 3 x 6.3 inch, making them an option for
applications in light industrial, LED signage, test & measurement, gaming,
point-of-sale and IT equipment.
These new open-frame supplies feature a universal 85-264V
ac, 47-63Hz input, with PFC, enabling them to be used anywhere in the world and can operate from a 120-370V dc
input. The ZWS-BAF
is designed to withstand 3kV ac, input-to-output. The series are available with
an output voltage of 3.3, 5, 12, 15, 24V or 48V dc, all of which have a +/-10
percent adjustment range.
With convection cooling (no fans required) these
supplies provide up to 150W of output power.
The operating temperature range is from -10 to +70C with derating above
50C to 50 percent load. The output is floating so it can be used as either a
positive or negative polarity.
Optional remote On/Off connections
are provided to allow for remote control of the supply. The operating power-saving
efficiency is up to 90 percent. Other standard features include overvoltage and
overcurrent protections. The input and output connections mate with standard JST connectors.
The ZWS-BAF
series is an extension of the ZWS series.
The ZWS-BAF series feature
global ITE and general purpose safety agency certifications per UL/CSA/EN60950-1,
EN50178 (OV II), are CE Marked, meet the conducted and radiated EMI
requirements of EN55011/EN55022-B, VCCI-B and FCC Class B.
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