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Medical 2×4” switchers sport industry’s lowest profile of only 0.92”

April 8, 2013 By ECN Staff

Advanced Power Solutions (APS) announces the release of the APS43MI / APS50MIG / APS63MI series of 2 x4” medical approved switching power supplies with the industry’s lowest profile of only 0.92” and single outputs ranging from 3.3~60VDC.
 
These low profile power supplies fit in the industry standard 2×4” footprint enabling OEMs to take advantage of their 0.92” height within industry standard footprints.  All models feature Universal AC input with EN61000-3-2 compliance, Class B Emissions and a maximum Leakage current of 100µA. Standard output models are listed on the datasheets.  All models offer factory setpoint ranging anywhere from 3.3~60 VDC while maintain all safety approvals. The APS50MIG models offer the additional benefit of standby power consumption < 0.3W for Green Applications. This series of power supplies offer MTBF in excess of 100k hours per MIL-HDBK-217F, are safety approved to UL/cUL/EN 60601-1 standards and are backed by a 2 year warranty.
 
Products are now in full production with evaluation quantities available from stock and production deliveries of less than 8 weeks. 40 Watt units are priced as low as $18 in volume.  Complete specifications are available from https://www.advpower.com/medical-approved-power-supplies.html

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