RECOMR-78E12-0.5Converter: DC/DC
R78E Series Switching Regulator The Recom R-78E series are highly efficient, non-isolated switching regulators. They offer a high-quality product at a low cost in production quantity. Coupled with the compact design, this module is ideal across a number of industrial applications. With a high start-up current capability and a high efficiency of up to 95%, there is no need for heat sink and with the compact SIP3 package important space on the board is also saved. Features and Benefits R-78E Series Low cost switching regulator High start-up current capabilities Short circuit protection High efficiency of up to 95% High efficiency, non-isolated, no need for heatsinks Pin compatible with 78 series regulators SIP3 package Note Power derates above 70°C RECOM Switching Regulator, Through-Hole Mounting, DC-DC Conversion - R-78E-0.5 Series - R-78E12-0.5 Need a stable 12V DC supply for your equipment? This switching regulator from RECOM takes an input voltage anywhere between 15V and 28V DC and outputs a steady 12V DC. Line regulation of ±0.5% and load regulation of ±1% ensure a consistent supply, even if there are fluctuations in supply and demand. High efficiency of 95% reduces heat dissipation, meaning you won't need a separate heatsink. The compact SIP3 package saves space on your board. Features & Benefits Operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C makes it suitable for harsh environments Ripple and noise of 70 mV Pk-Pk reduce risk of damage due to overheating MTBF of 2,182,000h at +85°C for a long service life Through-hole mounting creates a strong connection with your PCB Applications Military hardware Steel mills Lifts What's load regulation? Load regulation is the measure of a power supply's ability to output a constant voltage when the output current fluctuates. The smaller the percentage, the more stable the supply. What's line regulation? Line regulation is similar to load regulation in that it's a measure of a power supply's ability to maintain a constant voltage despite fluctuations in current. Load regulation refers to the output, whereas line regulation refers to the input.
R78E Series Switching Regulator
The Recom R-78E series are highly efficient, non-isolated switching regulators. They offer a high-quality product at a low cost in production quantity. Coupled with the compact design, this module is ideal across a number of industrial applications.
With a high start-up current capability and a high efficiency of up to 95%, there is no need for heat sink and with the compact SIP3 package important space on the board is also saved.
Features and Benefits
- R-78E Series
- Low cost switching regulator
- High start-up current capabilities
- Short circuit protection
- High efficiency of up to 95%
- High efficiency, non-isolated, no need for heatsinks
- Pin compatible with 78 series regulators
- SIP3 package
Note
Power derates above 70°C
RECOM Switching Regulator, Through-Hole Mounting, DC-DC Conversion - R-78E-0.5 Series - R-78E12-0.5
Need a stable 12V DC supply for your equipment? This switching regulator from RECOM takes an input voltage anywhere between 15V and 28V DC and outputs a steady 12V DC. Line regulation of ±0.5% and load regulation of ±1% ensure a consistent supply, even if there are fluctuations in supply and demand. High efficiency of 95% reduces heat dissipation, meaning you won't need a separate heatsink. The compact SIP3 package saves space on your board.
Features & Benefits
- Operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C makes it suitable for harsh environments
- Ripple and noise of 70 mV Pk-Pk reduce risk of damage due to overheating
- MTBF of 2,182,000h at +85°C for a long service life
- Through-hole mounting creates a strong connection with your PCB
Applications
- Military hardware
- Steel mills
- Lifts
What's load regulation?
Load regulation is the measure of a power supply's ability to output a constant voltage when the output current fluctuates. The smaller the percentage, the more stable the supply.
What's line regulation?
Line regulation is similar to load regulation in that it's a measure of a power supply's ability to maintain a constant voltage despite fluctuations in current. Load regulation refers to the output, whereas line regulation refers to the input.