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Traco Power Launches 80W DC/DC Converter Series
The TEN 80WI series delivers high efficiency and 4:1 input ranges in a compact 2"x1" footprint.
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Traco Power has expanded its portfolio with the TEN 80WI series, a line of isolated, high-performance DC/DC converters that deliver 80 Watts of power within an industry-standard 2"×1" shielded metal package. Designed for cost-efficiency and reliability, the converters feature a wide 4:1 input voltage range (9–36 VDC and 18–75 VDC) and produce precisely regulated, fully isolated outputs. The series achieves efficiency ratings of up to 92%, allowing for continuous operation in temperature ranges from –40°C to +60°C without power derating.
The TEN 80WI series is equipped with a suite of built-in features, including remote On/Off, output voltage trim, and 1500 VDC I/O isolation. It also incorporates comprehensive protection mechanisms against over-temperature, overload, overvoltage, and short circuits, with an optional heatsink available for increased thermal capabilities. Certified to the latest IEC/EN/UL 62368-1 IT safety standards and backed by a three-year warranty, the converters are ideally suited for mobile equipment, instrumentation, and distributed power architectures across industrial and communication electronics.
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Achieving 80 Watts of power output in a standard 2"×1" form factor represents a remarkably high level of power density, a metric that has steadily increased as industrial electronics demand smaller, more powerful components. Historically, DC/DC converters of this physical size were limited to outputs of 30 to 50 watts due to thermal constraints. The ability of the TEN 80WI series to operate up to +60°C without derating is largely attributed to its 92% conversion efficiency, meaning less electrical energy is wasted as heat. Furthermore, the wide 4:1 input voltage ranges (such as 18–75 VDC) allow a single converter model to be used across multiple nominal voltage buses—like standard 24V industrial systems and 48V telecommunications architectures—streamlining inventory and simplifying power supply design for engineers.
Edited by Lekshman Ramdas, Induportals editor – adapted by AI.
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