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RECOM’s REC series of medium power DC to DC converters provides 3 to 30 watts of power with medical-grade isolation. In a variety of surface mount and through hole packages, highly compact options are available. Featuring protection from both short-circuits and overloads, including up to 140% rated power surges for large capacitive or startup loads, these also can operate in ambient temperatures of up to 85 degrees Celsius with up to 10 kilovolts DC isolation. With efficiencies up to 86%, these DC to DC converters are available for a wide variety of applications such as industrial, autonomous, remote control, or stationary robots.

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