Product Design & Development

Transformers

Tuesday, January 30, 2001

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Transformers

New 12 VA and 18 VA sizes have been added to the company's Low-Profile International (LPI) family of transformers. These transformers have new features and benefits that make them suitable for design onto new microprocessor boards, as well as direct plug-in replacements on existing boards.

They have been designed with a rigid-pin construction that allows easier board insertion and produces higher reliability. The transformers have an industry-standard pin configuration, for pin-to-pin compatibility. Other improvements include mounting holes for greater resistance to shock and vibration. And, they are hermetically sealed so the LPI family can be wave soldered.

The 12 VA and 18 VA LPI transformers feature improved electrical characteristics, including better regulation, temperature rise, and efficiency. Dielectric strength of the transformers is 4,000 VRMS Hipot. Featuring a split-bobbin design, the transformers have dual primaries and can be designed with either series or parallel secondaries. The transformers are extremely compact, as height ranges from 1.050 in. to 1.22 in., and weight is less than 1 lb. Pricing starts at $7.15 and $7.68 in 100-piece quantities.


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