CUI Expands AC-DC Power Supply Line with GaN Desktop Adapters
March 12, 2020
News
CUI Inc announced the addition of two GaN desktop ac-dc power supply series to its SDI product family.
CUI Inc announced the addition of two GaN desktop ac-dc power supply series to its SDI product family. The SDI200G-U and SDI200G-UD offer 200 W of power in a compact desktop package. These ac-dc supplies have been designed for portable, industrial, and consumer products.
The SDI200G-U and SDI200G-UD comply with UL/EN/IEC 62368-1 and 60950-1 requirements. The adapters also meet the current average efficiency and no-load power specifications mandated by the US Department of Energy (DoE) under the Level VI standard and the European Union's (EU) CoC Tier 2 directive for universal input voltage ranges. Containing up to a 250 percent increase in power density, according to the company, no-load power consumption as low as 210 mW, and universal input voltage ranges of 90 ~ 264 Vac.
The SDI200G-U series offers a three prong (C14) inlet, while the SDI200G-UD features a two prong (C8) inlet. Measuring 5.91 x 2.13 x 1.3 in. (150 x 54 x 33 mm.), the compact new models are 32% smaller than the non GaN models.
The SDI200G-U and SDI200G-UD are available with prices starting at $188.50 per unit at 5 pieces through distribution. CUI also offers OEM pricing or modified & custom designs.
For more information, visit: https://www.cui.com/
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