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Low Profile Flyback EFD20 Series for Offline Applications from Wurth Electronics Midcom

Wurth Electronics Midcom has introduced a new series of offline discontinuous mode flyback transformers targeting low profile power applications. This particular series meets that need, which while driven by the solid state lighting market, is well suited for any offline power supply.

The series is designed to not only function with universal input voltages but also will meet the safety standards for these same voltages. The series provides power up to 24W with an entire range of output voltages available from 5V to 48V. Able to operate without saturating to frequencies as low as 68kHz, this series makes managing EMI much easier. The series is also available in both surface mount and throughhole configurations. “With this off-the-shelf package style, we are filling a hole in the market that our customers have identified,” said Dean Huumala.

The series is available for sampling immediately with production samples available in September. Both the surface mount and the through-hole versions of this packages style will be added to the next version of Wurth Electronics Midcom’s custom capabilities catalog and will be available for custom designs.

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Please contact your local Midcom sales contact or visit the Wurth Electronics Midcom website at www.we-online.com/midcom for more information.

 

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