Glen Magnetics, Inc.

The SMRT Series is available with Class K or H SMD numbers, provides 35 watts, offers single, dual or triple outputs and accepts up to 56 Vin with a built in EMI filter for quiet operation. Available as Space Prototype (O), Class H, or Class K and radiation hardness assurance (RHA) levels of “-” (O), P 30 krad(Si), L 50 krad or R 100 krad(Si), per MIL-STD-38534. For more information fill out a Sales Inquiry Form, email powerapps@crane-eg.com or call +1 425-882-3100 (option 6).

HR700 Series DCDC converters offer up to 70 watts of power from dual or triple outputs. The converters combine the small size and high reliability of hybrid-based components, the high efficiency of switching regulators, and the isolation, regulation, and low noise characteristics of linear regulators.

he SMFLHP Series 28-volt DCDC converters are rated up to 100 watts output power. The series has an overall power density of up to 67 watts per cubic inch. SMFLHP converters offer screening options to Space Prototype (O), Class H, or Class K. Radiation tolerant to Radiation Hardness Assurance (RHA) levels of “-” (O, no rating), P 30 kad(Si), L 50 krad(Si) or R 100 krad(Si), per MIL-PRF-38534.

The SLH Series are available with Class K or H with SMD numbers. They have a miniature footprint of just 0.8 square inches and deliver 1.5 watts of output power. SLH converters offer the following screening options: Space Prototype (O), Class H, or Class K. Radiation tolerant to Radiation Hardness Assurance (RHA) levels of “-” (O, no rating), L 50 kad(Si), or R 100 kad(Si) per MIL-STD-38534.

The SMFL Series is available with Class K or H SMD numbers. These 28-volt DC-DC converters provide single or dual outputs in 7 configurations and are rated up to 65 watts output power with RHA levels of “-” (O, no rating), P 30 kad(Si), L 50 krad(Si) or R 100 krad(Si). Parallel operation with current share, up to 3 units

The HR300 Series DCDC converters provide 30 watts of output power. They combine the small size and high reliability of hybrid-based components, the high ­efficiency of switching regulators, and the isolation, regulation, and low noise characteristics of linear regulators.