Advanced Topology Analysis of Cincon's Isolated DC-DC Converters

The evolution of isolated DC-DC convertertopologies has been driven by the relentless pursuit of higher efficiency,power density, and electromagnetic compatibility in modern electronic systems. This comprehensive technical analysis examines the advanced power conversion topologies employed in Cincon Electronics' extensive DC-DC converterportfolio, spanning from 1W to 800W power ranges.

Through detailed circuit analysis, we explore the fundamental principles, design trade-offs, andoptimization strategies for flyback, forward, and LLC resonant converter architectures that enable Cincon's products to achieve up to 92% efficiency while maintaining compliance with international safety standards includingIEC/EN/UL 62368-1 and railway-specific EN 50155 requirements.

Introduction: The Critical Role of Isolation in Power Conversion

Isolated DC-DC converters form the backbone of modern electronic systems across telecommunications, industrial automation,medical devices, and transportation applications. The galvanic isolation barrier, implemented through high-frequency transformers, provides essential safety isolation while enabling precise voltage conversion and regulation. Cincon Electronics' comprehensive product portfolio leverages multiple advanced topologies, each meticulously optimized for specific power ranges and application requirements.

The fundamental requirement for isolation in power conversion stems from three critical factors: safety compliance, noise immunity, and ground loop elimination. The isolation barrier introduces unique design challenges that differentiate isolated converters from theirnon-isolated counterparts, including primary-to-secondary power transfer optimization, magnetizing current management, and parasitic capacitance minimization for EMI compliance.

Cincon EC Series Product Family Cincon EC Series DC-DC Converter Product Family Multiple Package Options Demonstrating Topology Optimization for Different Power Levels EC3A-E Series 3W Flyback Topology DIP-24 • Efficiency: 87% • Input Range: 2:1 • Isolation: 3000Vac • Package: 0.6" × 1.0" • Operating: -40°C to +85°C • Safety: UL60950-1 EC5SBW Series 30W Enhanced Flyback 1"×1" Case • Efficiency: 90% • Input Range: 18-75Vdc • Isolation: 1500Vdc • Package: 1.0" × 1.0" × 0.4" • Metal Shielding • Safety: IEC62368-1 ECLB75W Series 75W Forward Topology 2×1 Case • Efficiency: 92.5% • Input Range: 4:1 • Isolation: 3000Vac • Package: 2.05" × 1.2" × 0.4" • Six-Sided Shield • Heat-Sink Compatible CHB300 Series 300W LLC Resonant Half-Brick 2.28"×1.45"×0.5" • Efficiency: 90% • Input Range: 2:1 • Isolation: 3000Vac • ZVS Operation • EN50155 Ready Cincon's Advanced Design Features EMI Compliance • Built-in π-input filters • EN55032 Class A • Controlled interwinding • Optimized PCB layout Thermal Design • Metal case construction • Thermal vias in PCB • Heat-sink compatibility • Wide temp range Safety Compliance • IEC/EN/UL 62368-1 • Railway EN 50155 • CB test certificates • Reinforced insulation Control Features • Fixed switching frequency • Remote ON/OFF • Full protection suite • Regulated outputs ±2% Efficiency Progression Across Power Levels 87% 90% 92.5% 90% Target Applications Consumer Electronics Telecom & Industrial Medical & Test Equipment High-Power Industrial

Figure 1: Cincon EC Series DC-DC Converter Family - Multiple package options including DIP-24, 1"x1" metal case, and quarter-brick formats demonstrating topology optimization for different power levels and applications.

Fundamental Operating Principles and Energy Storage Mechanism

The flyback converter represents the most versatile and widely implemented isolated topology in Cincon's lower power range products, particularly the EC3A-E series (3W) and EC5SBW series (30W). This topology's elegance lies in its simplicity: a single primary switch ingelement, a coupled inductor (flyback transformer), and minimal secondary-side rectification components.

Energy Transfer Mechanism:

The flyback converter operates on the principle of discontinuous energy transfer through the transformer's magnetizing inductance. During the switch-on period (D×Ts, where D is the duty cycle and Ts is the switching period), energy is stored in the transformer's magnetic field according to:

E = ½ × Lm × Ip²

Where Lm is the magnetizing inductance and Ip is the peak primary current.

During the switch-off period, this stored energy is transferred to the secondary side through the transformer coupling,with the energy transfer efficiency determined by the coupling coefficient and leakage inductance management.

Critical Design Parameters for Cincon's Implementation:

The flyback transformer in Cincon's designsserves dual purposes: energy storage and voltage transformation. The turn sratio (n = Np/Ns) directly determines the voltage conversion relationship:

Vout = Vin ×(Ns/Np) × (D/(1-D))

For Cincon's EC series converters achieving87-92% efficiency, the transformer design incorporates advanced techniquesincluding:

  • Interleaved winding structures to minimize leakage inductance and improve coupling
  • Optimized core materials (ferrite with high saturation flux density) for reduced core losses
  • Precise air gap control to maintain consistent magnetizing inductance across temperature variations
  • Multi-layer PCB transformer implementation in ultra-compact designs like the 1"×1" package formats
Discontinuous vs. Continuous Conduction Mode (DCM/CCM) Operation:

Cincon's flyback converters are typically designed to operate in DCM for power levels below 30W, providing several advantages:

  • Zero-current switching (ZCS) turn-on reducing switching losses
  • Simplified feedback control loop design
  • Reduced transformer core requirements
  • Natural current limiting during fault conditions
Boundary Condition

The boundary between DCM and CCM operation occurs when:

Lm,crit=Vin,minD22fswPoutη

Flyback Converter Energy Transfer Mechanism Flyback Converter Energy Transfer Mechanism Magnetizing Current Buildup and Energy Transfer with Cincon's Optimized Transformer Design Phase 1: Energy Storage (Switch ON) D × Ts Period - Magnetizing Current Builds Linearly Vin SW ON T1 Np Ns Energy Storage E = ½LmIp² D1 OFF Cout Load Ip ↗ Is = 0 Phase 2: Energy Transfer (Switch OFF) (1-D) × Ts Period - Stored Energy Transferred to Load Vin SW OFF T1 Np Ns Energy Transfer D1 ON Cout Load Ip = 0 Is ↘ Mathematical Analysis of Energy Transfer Energy Storage E = ½ × Lm × Ip² Ip = (Vin × D × Ts) / Lm Where: Lm = Magnetizing Inductance Voltage Conversion Vout = Vin × (Ns/Np) × (D/(1-D)) n = Ns/Np = Turns Ratio D = Duty Cycle Power Transfer Pout = ½ × Lm × Ip² × fsw × η fsw = Switching Frequency η = Efficiency CCM/DCM Boundary Lm,crit = (Vin,min × D²) / (2 × fsw × Pout) × η CCM: Lm > Lm,crit DCM: Lm < Lm,crit Current and Voltage Waveforms Primary Switch Current (Ip) D×Ts (1-D)×Ts Secondary Diode Current (Is) Is = 0 Energy Transfer Cincon's Optimization • Interleaved windings • N87 ferrite cores • Precise air gap control Performance Benefits • Zero-current switching (ZCS) • Natural current limiting • Multiple isolated outputs

Figure 2: Flyback Converter Energy Transfer Mechanism - Detailed technical diagram illustrating magnetizing current buildup during switch-on period and energy transfer to secondary during switch-off, featuring Cincon's optimized transformer design with interleaved windings.

Advanced EMI Management in Flyback Designs

Cincon's flyback converters incorporates ophisticated EMI mitigation strategies to meet stringent EN55032 Class A requirements:

Common-Mode Noise Suppression:
  • Built-in π-input filters in EC series designs
  • Optimized transformer interwinding capacitance through controlled winding techniques
  • Strategic placement of Y-capacitors for high-frequency noise attenuation
Differential-Mode Noise Control:
  • Input and output filter inductors with specific core material selection
  • Snubber circuits across primary switch and secondary rectifier for voltage spike suppression
  • PCB layout optimization with controlled impedance traces and proper grounding techniques

 

Forward Converter Topology: Enhanced Efficiency for Medium Power Applications
Operational Principles and Transformer Utilization

The forward converter topology, implemented in Cincon's higher power density applications like the railway-certified EC7BW18-72 series (20W with 18:1 input range), provides improved transformer utilization compared to flyback designs. Unlike the flyback topology, the forward converter transfers energy continuously during the switch-on period.

Energy Transfer Characteristics:

During the switch-on period, energy flows directly from primary to secondary through the transformer, with the output inductor maintaining continuous current flow. The voltage conversion relationship is:

Vout = Vin × (Ns/Np) × D

This direct relationship eliminates the duty cycle dependency seen in flyback converters, providing more predictable regulation characteristics.

Transformer Reset Mechanisms:

Critical to forward converter operation isthe transformer reset during the switch-off period. Cincon implements several reset techniques:

  1. Third winding reset (most common in EC series):
       
    • Dedicated reset winding with turns ratio optimized for complete flux reset
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    • Reset energy recovered through secondary rectification
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    • Provides excellent transformer utilization and minimal losses
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  3. Active clamp reset (used in higher power variants):
       
    • Primary-side active switch for controlled transformer reset
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    • Energy recovery back to input source
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    • Enables zero-voltage switching (ZVS) operation
Output Inductor Design Considerations:

The output inductor in forward converters serves multiple critical functions:

  • Continuous current flow maintenance
  • Output ripple current limitation
  • Energy storage during switching transitions
Cincon Inductor Design

For Cincon's designs, the inductor value is calculated as:

L=Vout(1D)ΔILfsw

Where ΔIL is the desired ripple current (typically 20–40% of full-load current).

Cincon EC7BW18-72 Railway DC-DC Converter EC7BW18-72 Railway DC-DC Converter 20W Forward Topology with Ultra-Wide 18:1 Input Range (9-160Vdc) - EN 50155 Certified EC7BW18-72 Physical Package EC7BW18-72 PWR STAT 2.0" × 1.0" × 0.4" Six-Sided Metal Shield Ultra-Wide 18:1 Input Range 9V 24V 36V 48V 72V 96V 110V 160V Complete Coverage of Standard Railway Battery Voltages Single converter solution for all railway voltage standards 18:1 Input Range Ratio Forward Converter Topology 9-160V SW T1 Reset D1 Lout Output Key Specifications Power Output: 20W Efficiency: 90% Input Range: 9-160Vdc Isolation: 3000Vac Operating Temp: -40°C to +105°C Package: 2.0" × 1.0" × 0.4" Performance Features ✓ Continuous energy transfer ✓ Better transformer utilization ✓ Lower output ripple current ✓ Enhanced EMI performance ✓ Six-sided metal shielding ✓ Remote ON/OFF control Railway Certifications & Standards Compliance EN 50155 Railway Standard Electronic Equipment IEC 62368-1 Safety Standard Reinforced Insulation EN 61373 Shock & Vibration Railway Testing EN 45545-2 Fire & Smoke Toxicity Standard UL 62368-1 US Safety CB Certificate Railway-Specific Engineering Features Environmental Ruggedness • Operating altitude: 5000m • Humidity: 95% RH non-condensing • Vibration: EN 61373 compliant Safety & Reliability • Galvanic isolation: 3000Vac • Over-voltage protection • Short circuit protection EMC Performance • Conducted emissions: EN 55011 • Radiated emissions: Class A • ESD immunity: 8kV contact Maintenance Free • MTBF > 1,000,000 hours • No electrolytic capacitors • Field replaceable design

Figure 3: Cincon EC7BW18-72 Railway DC-DC Converter - 20W isolated converter demonstrating forward topology implementation with 18:1 ultra-wide input range (9-160Vdc) for railway applications, featuring EN 50155 compliance and robust six-sided metal shielding.

LLC Resonant Converter Topology: Next-Generation High-Efficiency Design
Resonant Operation Principles and Soft-Switching Benefits

The LLC resonant converter topology represents the pinnacle of high-efficiency isolated power conversion, increasingly adopted in Cincon's higher power applications (>100W) where efficiency targets exceed 92%. This topology achieves soft-switching operation across wide load ranges, dramatically reducing switching losses and enabling higher switching frequencies for improved power density.

Resonant Tank Analysis:

The LLC resonant converter employs a series resonant tank consisting of:

  • Leakage inductance (Llk) of the transformer
  • Magnetizing inductance (Lm) of the transformer
  • Resonant capacitor (Cr)
LLC Converter Formulas

The resonant frequency is defined as:

fr=12πLlkCr

Voltage Gain Characteristics:

The LLC converter's voltage gain is frequency-dependent and load-dependent, described by:

M(fn,Q)=fn2LmLlkfn2LmLlk1+jfnQ(fn21)

Where:

  • fn=fsfr (normalized switching frequency)
  • Q=LlkCrRn2
  • R= load resistance reflected to primary

Zero-Voltage Switching (ZVS) Implementation:

Cincon's LLC designs achieve ZVS for all primary switches through careful resonant tank design:

  • Primary switches turn on at zero voltage due to resonant current flow
  • Dead time optimization ensures complete switch voltage discharge
  • Parasitic output capacitances of MOSFETs integrated into resonant operation
Advanced Control Strategies:

Modern LLC converters in Cincon's portfolio implement sophisticated control methods:

  • Frequency modulation control for regulation across wide load ranges
  • Phase-shift control for improved light-load efficiency
  • Burst mode operation for enhanced standby power performance
LLC Resonant Converter ZVS Operation Waveforms LLC Resonant Converter ZVS Operation Waveforms Oscilloscope Analysis Demonstrating Zero-Voltage Switching Benefits for >92% Efficiency Digital Oscilloscope - ZVS Analysis Ch1: Switch Voltage (50V/div) Ch2: Switch Current (2A/div) Ch3: Resonant Current (5A/div) Timebase: 2μs/div ZVS ZVS ZVS ZVS 0μs 4μs 8μs 12μs 100V 0V -50V Measurement Results & Analysis Switch Turn-On Voltage 0.0V Switching Frequency 125kHz ZVS Turn-On Current -3.2A Dead Time 45ns Overall Efficiency 92.3% Zero-Voltage Switching (ZVS) Operation Phases 1. Dead Time Initiation Switch turns OFF while resonant current continues flowing through body diode (negative current) 2. Parasitic Discharge Negative current discharges switch output capacitance (Coss) to zero volts 3. ZVS Turn-ON Gate drive activates when drain-source voltage is zero, eliminating switching losses 4. Conduction Phase Current commutates from body diode to channel, maintaining zero-voltage condition ZVS Benefits in Cincon's LLC Implementation Reduced Switching Losses Zero-voltage turn-on eliminates capacitive discharge losses Superior EMI Performance Soft transitions minimize dv/dt and di/dt, reducing EMI Enhanced Thermal Mgmt Lower switching losses reduce heat generation significantly Extended Component Life Reduced stress on MOSFETs extends operational lifetime High Frequency 125kHz+ operation for power density

Figure 4: LLC Resonant Converter Waveforms and ZVS Operation - Oscilloscope traces showing primary switch voltage and current during zero-voltage switching transitions, demonstrating the soft-switching benefits that enable Cincon's high-efficiency designs to exceed 92% efficiency.

Comparative Topology Analysis and Selection Criteria
Power Level Optimization Matrix

Cincon's topology selection follows a systematic approach based on power level, efficiency requirements, and application constraints:

1-30W Applications: Flyback Dominance
  • EC3A-E (3W): Simple flyback with 87% efficiency, 2:1 input range
  • EC5SBW (30W): Enhanced flyback with 90% efficiency, 1"×1" package
  • Advantages: Component count minimization, cost optimization, multiple output capability
30-150W Applications: Forward Converter Transition
  • Railway EC7BW (20W): Forward topology for ultra-wide input (18:1 range)
  • ECLB75W (75W): Forward converter achieving 92.5% efficiency
  • Advantages: Improved transformer utilization, lower output ripple, better EMI characteristics
>150W Applications: LLC ResonantImplementation
  • High-power chassis mount series: LLC resonant for maximum efficiency
  • CHB300 series: Full-bridge LLC with parallel operation capability
  • Advantages: Highest efficiency, superior power density, reduced EMI generation
Efficiency Optimization Techniques
Magnetic Component Optimization:
  • Core material selection: N87 ferrite for switching frequencies up to 500kHz
  • Winding techniques: Litz wire for high-frequency applications, minimizing proximity losses
  • Thermal management: Integrated heat sinks in chassis-mount variants
Semiconductor Selection:
  • Primary switching: Advanced MOSFETs with low RDS(on) and optimized gate charge
  • Secondary rectification: Schottky diodes for low forward voltage drop
  • Synchronous rectification: MOSFETs in higher power applications for improved efficiency
Control IC Integration:
  • Peak current mode control for flyback applications
  • Voltage mode control with compensation network optimization for forward converters
  • Digital control implementation in LLC resonant designs for advanced features
Cincon DC-DC Converter Topology Comparison Cincon DC-DC Converter Topology Evolution & Selection Matrix Power Level Optimization: From 3W Flyback to 300W LLC Resonant Designs 1W 30W 150W 300W+ Power Range → FLYBACK TOPOLOGY 1W - 30W Range EC3A-E 3W DIP-24 EC5SBW 30W 1"×1" Circuit Topology SW T1 Key Characteristics • Efficiency: 87-90% • Simple circuit design • Energy storage in transformer • Multiple outputs possible • Cost-effective solution • Discontinuous current mode 87-90% Efficiency FORWARD TOPOLOGY 30W - 150W Range ECLB75W 75W 2×1 Case EC7BW 20W Railway 18:1 Input Circuit Topology SW T1 L Key Characteristics • Efficiency: 90-92.5% • Continuous energy transfer • Better transformer utilization • Output inductor required • Lower EMI generation • Wide input range capability 90-92.5% Efficiency LLC RESONANT TOPOLOGY 150W - 800W Range CHB300-300SXX 300W Half-Brick PDF700S 700W Chassis Circuit Topology Q1 Q2 Cr Llk T1 SR1 SR2 Key Characteristics • Efficiency: 90-92%+ at high power • Zero-voltage switching (ZVS) • Resonant operation reduces EMI • Superior power density • Wide load range soft switching • Frequency modulation control 90-92%+ Efficiency Topology Selection Decision Matrix FLYBACK (1-30W): ✓ Lowest cost ✓ Simplest design ✓ Multiple outputs ✓ Isolation transformer ✗ Limited power ✗ Higher ripple ✗ Larger transformer FORWARD (30-150W): ✓ Better efficiency ✓ Lower EMI ✓ Wide input range ✓ Continuous transfer ✗ Output inductor needed ✗ More complex reset LLC RESONANT (150W+): ✓ Highest efficiency ✓ ZVS operation ✓ Low EMI ✓ High power density ✗ Most complex ✗ Higher cost ✗ Frequency control needed 30W 150W Future Trend: GaN/SiC Integration Enabling Higher Frequencies & Power Densities

 Figure 5: Cincon DC-DC Converter Topology Comparison - Array of different package formats from DIP-24 (3W flyback) tohalf-brick (300W LLC resonant), illustrating the evolution of topology selection based on power level requirements and efficiency optimization.

Advanced Design Considerations and Implementation Challenges
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Compliance

Meeting stringent EMC requirements across multiple international standards represents a significant design challenge addressed through Cincon's systematic approach:

Conducted Emissions Mitigation:
  • Common-mode chokes with optimized core materials for wide frequency suppression
  • Differential-mode filters with calculated component values for specific frequency attenuation
  • PCB layout optimization with controlled impedance and proper grounding techniques
Radiated Emissions Control:
  • Shielding effectiveness quantified through proper enclosure design
  • Cable filtering and ferrite core application for external connections
  • Switching frequency optimization to avoid critical frequency bands
Thermal Management and Reliability
Junction Temperature Optimization:
  • Thermal interface materials for efficient heat transfer
  • Heat sink design integrated with natural convection optimization
  • Component derating for extended operational lifetime

Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) Calculation: Cincon's reliability analysisincorporates:

  • Arrhenius acceleration factors for temperature-dependent failure rates
  • Stress derating factors for voltage and current stresses
  • Quality factors based on component selection and manufacturing processes

 

Future Trends and Emerging Technologies
Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Integration

The integration of GaN (Gallium Nitride)and SiC (Silicon Carbide) semiconductors in Cincon's next-generation designs enables:

  • Higher switching frequencies (>1MHz) for increased power density
  • Reduced switching losses through superior device characteristics
  • Improved thermal performance with higher junction temperature ratings
Digital Control Implementation

Advanced digital control features being incorporated include:

  • PMBus communication for system-level monitoring and control
  • Adaptive control algorithms for optimized efficiency across load ranges
  • Predictive maintenance through real-time parameter monitoring
Conclusion

Cincon Electronics' comprehensive DC-DC converter portfolio demonstrates the sophisticated application of multiple isolated converter topologies, each optimized for specific power ranges and application requirements. The systematic topology selection — flyback for lowpower (1-30W), forward for medium power (30-150W), and LLC resonant for highpower (>150W) — enables optimal efficiency, power density, and EMC performance across the entire product range.

The detailed analysis reveals how advanced design techniques including optimized magnetic components, sophisticated EMI mitigation strategies, and intelligent thermal management contribute to achieving industry-leading efficiency levels up to 92.5% while maintaining compliance with stringent international safety and EMC standards.

As power electronics technology continues evolving with wide bandgap semiconductors and digital control integration,Cincon's systematic approach to topology optimization positions them at the forefront of next-generation power conversion solutions, addressing the increasing demands for higher efficiency, greater power density, and enhanced system intelligence in modern electronic applications.

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Cincon Electronics Co., Ltd. Part Numbers Quick Reference

EC Series - Compact Power Modules(10W-30W)

EC5SBW-CMF Series (30W): EC5SBW-48S15-CMF, EC5SBW-24D15-CMF, EC5SBW-48S12-CMF,EC5SBW-48D12-CMF, EC5SBW-24S15-CMF, EC5SBW-48S33-CMF, EC5SBW-24S33-CMF,EC5SBW-48D15-CMF, EC5SBW-48S05-CMF, EC5SBW-24S05-CMF, EC5SBW-24S12-CMF,EC5SBW-24D12-CMF

EC7AW18 Series (10W): EC7AW18-72S12-EDRT, EC7AW18-72S05-EDRT, EC7AW18-72D05-EDRT,EC7AW18-72S05-ECRT, EC7AW18-72S12-ECRT, EC7AW18-72S15-ECRT, EC7AW18-72S15-EDRT,EC7AW18-72D12-EDRT, EC7AW18-72D15-ECRT, EC7AW18-72D12-ECRT, EC7AW18-72D05-ECRT,EC7AW18-72D15-EDRT

EC7BW18 Series (20W - RailwayCertified): EC7BW18-72D24-ECRT, EC7BW18-72S12-ECRT,EC7BW18-72D12-ECRT, EC7BW18-72D15-ECRT, EC7BW18-72S15-ECRT, EC7BW18-72S05-ECRT

CHB Series - Chassis Mount BrickConverters (50W-200W)

CHB50W Series (50W): CHB50W-48S24-CM, CHB50W-24S12-CM, CHB50W-48S48-CM, CHB50W-24S05-CM,CHB50W-48S12-CM, CHB50W-24S15-CM, CHB50W-48S15-CM, CHB50W-24S28N-CM,CHB50W-24S48N-DIN, CHB50W-24S33-CM, CHB50W-24S48-CM, CHB50W-48S33-CM,CHB50W-48S05-CM, CHB50W-24S24-CM

CHB75W Series (75W): CHB75W-48S15-CM, CHB75W-24S33-CM, CHB75W-24S05-CM, CHB75W-24S12-CM,CHB75W-24S15-CM, CHB75W-24S24-CM, CHB75W-24S48-CM, CHB75W-24S28-CM,CHB75W-48S33-CM, CHB75W-48S05-CM, CHB75W-48S12-CM, CHB75W-48S24-CM,CHB75W-48S48-CM

CHB100W Series (100W): CHB100W-24S12-CM, CHB100W-24S24-CM, CHB100W-24S15-CM,CHB100W-24S28-CM, CHB100W-24S3V3-CM, CHB100W-24S05-CM, CHB100W-24S48-CM,CHB100W-48S05-CM, CHB100W-48S15-CM, CHB100W-48S24-CM, CHB100W-48S48-CM,CHB100W-48S12-CM

CHB200W12-72S Series (200W - Ultra-WideInput): CHB200W12-72S24N-CMFD,CHB200W12-72S12-CMFD+HS, CHB200W12-72S48-CMFD+HS, CHB200W12-72S12N-CMFD+HS,CHB200W12-72S15-CMFD+HS, CHB200W12-72S48N-CMFD+HS, CHB200W12-72S24N-CMFD+HS,CHB200W12-72S24-CMFD+HS, CHB200W12-72S15N-CMFD+HS, CHB200W12-72S12-CMFD, CHB200W12-72S48-CMFD,CHB200W12-72S24-CMFD, CHB200W12-72S15-CMFD, CHB200W12-72S48N-CMFD,CHB200W12-72S15N-CMFD, CHB200W12-72S12N-CMFD

CQB Series - Quarter Brick Converterswith EMI Filtering (50W-150W)

CQB50W8-36S Series (50W - Railway): CQB50W8-36S48-CMFC, CQB50W8-36S15-CMFD, CQB50W8-36S28-CMFC,CQB50W8-36S12-CMFC, CQB50W8-36S15-CMFC, CQB50W8-36S24-CMFD, CQB50W8-36S24-CMFC,CQB50W8-36S48-CMFD, CQB50W8-36S28-CMFD, CQB50W8-36S12-CMFD

CQB75-300S Series (75W - High VoltageInput): CQB75-300S24N-CMFD, CQB75-300S48N-CMFC,CQB75-300S05N-CMFD, CQB75-300S15N-CMFD, CQB75-300S12N-CMFD, CQB75-300S12-CMFD,CQB75-300S24-CMFD, CQB75-300S12N-CMFC, CQB75-300S15-CMFC, CQB75-300S24N-CMFC,CQB75-300S15N-CMFC, CQB75-300S05-CMFC, CQB75-300S24-CMFC, CQB75-300S48-CMFC,CQB75-300S48N-CMFD, CQB75-300S15-CMFD, CQB75-300S05N-CMFC, CQB75-300S05-CMFD,CQB75-300S48-CMFD, CQB75-300S12-CMFC

CQB100W-110S Series (100W - RailwayCertified): CQB100W-110S24N-CMFC,CQB100W-110S15-CMFC, CQB100W-110S24-CMFC, CQB100W-110S12-CMFC,CQB100W-110S48N-CMFD, CQB100W-110S48-CMFD, CQB100W-110S28N-CMFD,CQB100W-110S15-CMFD, CQB100W-110S05-CMFD, CQB100W-110S12N-CMFD,CQB100W-110S05-CMFC, CQB100W-110S15N-CMFC, CQB100W-110S28-CMFD,CQB100W-110S05N-CMFD, CQB100W-110S15N-CMFD, CQB100W-110S12-CMFD,CQB100W-110S28-CMFC, CQB100W-110S48-CMFC, CQB100W-110S12N-CMFC,CQB100W-110S05N-CMFC, CQB100W-110S48-CMFD

CQB150W-110S Series (150W): CQB150W-110S12-CMFC, CQB150W-110S05-CMFD, CQB150W-110S05-CMFC

CQB150-300S Series (150W - HighVoltage): CQB150-300S05-CMFC

CFB Series - Full Brick High PowerConverters (750W)

CFB750-300S Series (750W - HVDCApplications): CFB750-300S48-CMFD,CFB750-300S24N-CMFD, CFB750-300S12-CMFD, CFB750-300S15-CMFD,CFB750-300S36N-CMFD, CFB750-300S28N-CMFD, CFB750-300S28-CMFD,CFB750-300S24-CMFD, CFB750-300S12N-CMFD, CFB750-300S36-CMFD,CFB750-300S48N-CMFD, CFB750-300S15N-CMFD