24 V and 48 V input, single and dual output isolated DC-DC converters for telecommunications/network applications
Single and dual output isolated converters consist of next-generation, onboard, isolated, fixed-frequency DC-DC converters that use synchronous rectification to achieve extremely high power conversion efficiency. The converters consume very little power, so no heat sinks are required, thereby saving costs, weight, height, and application workload. All power and control components are installed on a multilayer PCB substrate.
Operating features
Up to 97% ultra-high efficiency
The maximum voltage withstand is 100 V, with an input voltage transient of 100 ms (only for PQ60 and PQ40 models)
Fixed-frequency switch, low output noise
No minimum load requirement (except for PQ60525HTA04)
It is available as a fully functional option on certain models.
Wide input voltage range:
18 - 36 V (PQ24)
18 - 60 V (PQ30)
18 - 75 V (PQ40)
35 - 75 V (PQ48, PQ60, DQ6)
44 - 52 V (PQ50)
38 - 55 V (PQ55)
40 - 75 V (PQ65)
General Specifications
Operating Temperature: -40°C to +100°C
Output voltage setting point: ±1.0% to 1.5%
Output voltage ripple < 1% (typical value) of pk-pk
Input reference: Ripple current < Iin (typical value) - root mean square value of 1%
Switching frequency: 200 - 300 kHz
The isolation voltage can reach up to 2250 Vdc.
Industry-standard pin configuration and standard packaging
Output voltage adjustment range: +10% to -20%
Sixteenth brick + 10% to -10%
Half-brick Zeta + 10% to -50%
Protection/Control Function
Input Under-Voltage Lockout (UVLO)
Output current limit (OCP) and short circuit protection
Output overvoltage protection (OVP)
Thermal shutdown (OTP)
Reverse drive protection (beginning to enter pre-bias load)
Reference input side's on/off control (for full brick complete isolation)
Telemetry
Output voltage fine-tuning (Industrial standard fine-tuning formula)
Digital output current sharing (only for HZ)
Bottom Plate Accessories
These technical appendices contain other specifications for the basic version of the telecommunication converter. These units are manufactured by adding industry-standard-sized bottom plates to non-bottom plate converters using standard installation techniques. The bottom plate version allows for optional cooling in harsh thermal environments or installation on a cold plate. For all the specifications not included in these appendices, please refer to the specific product data sheets.