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    Click image to enlarge: HFE1600-32 AC-DC power supplies can operate individually or up to five units can mount into a dedicated 1U rack delivering 8 kW.

    TDK-Lambda adds 32-V model to HFE1600 front-end power supplies

    11/08/2012

    TDK has announced the extension of its TDK-Lambda HFE1600 range of 1.6-kW high-density, front-end power supplies with the addition of a 32-V model. Particularly well-suited for use in broadcast applications, the HFE1600-32 operates from a universal 85 to 265 V AC input, and the high efficiency of up to 92% minimises heat dissipation and power consumption to meet Climate Savers Computing efficiency standards. The HFE1600-32 is equally well-suited for use in applications including communications, laser, and process control. As with other models in the HFE1600 range, HFE1600-32 AC-DC power supplies can operate individually or up to five units can mount into a dedicated 1U rack delivering 8 kW. To form a hot swap N+1 redundant power system, up to 10 units can be configured in parallel with single wire current sharing. TDK-Lambda has also integrated a keying system to prevent misinsertion of modules into adjacent racks of differing voltage. Output voltage is programmable by resistance, external voltage, or optional PM Bus compatible I2C communication interface. The HFE1600 hot-swap front-end power supplies comply with EN55022 and FCC Class A radiated and Class B conducted emissions and meet IEC61000-4 immunity. All models are safety approved to EN/IEC/UL 60950-1 edition 2 with CE mark and are backed by a three-year warranty. TDK-Lambda Product deeplink

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