Power convertor suits varying loads

Lambda's iAD12016A008V is particularly well-suited for powering a diverse range of loads in a variety of architectures, including distributed power

Lambda has released the iAD series of nonisolated, single inline package, through-hole mounting point of load convertors. Featuring a DOSA-compatible pin out, the iAD series addresses a broad range of applications from telecoms through to industrial equipment. With its input range from 6 to 14V, the iAD12016A008V is particularly well-suited for powering a diverse range of loads in a variety of architectures including distributed power, for example regulated 9 or 12V bus rails and nonregulated 4:1 and 5:1 bus convertor systems.
Its output adjustment range from 0.8 to 5.5V, its maximum output power of 80W and its ability to start into a pre-biased load make it especially useful in ASIC/FPGA and other applications where multiple voltages can be present.

Special attention has been paid to the electrical design to gain a high-power conversion efficiency of up to 94%.

This allows the iAD series to provide better thermal performance than many similar devices.

This enables the designer to benefit from higher output power for a given thermal environment, or lower thermal stress for the same output power.

The low component count provides greater reliability and a more cost-effective solution than other modules on the market.

The iAD POL convertor's standard features include fixed frequency operation, remote sense, remote on/off, flexible output voltage sequencing, auto-recovery of input under voltage and output over current protection circuitry.