Flyback Transformer comes in 3.68 mm surface mount package.
October 7, 2008 -
Offering 0.3 kV performance at 10 W, Model 4260-2757 Series Hi-Voltage Flyback Transformer delivers high voltage signal that is virtually corona-free. Designed for high-power, high-voltage device applications, unit is suited for applications in severe shock and vibration environments including munition systems. It measures 1 x 1.30 in. and meets performance, safety and quality standards of multiple U.S., European and Asian industry standard specifications.
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Ultra-Thin Surface Mount Flyback Transformer Designed for High-Voltage, High-Power
Ideal For Demanding Device Applications
ROMOLAND, CA - September 17, 2008 - The revolutionary ultra-thin surface mount Model 4260-2757 Series Hi-Voltage Flyback Transformer from Datatronics Romoland, Inc., is designed for extreme acceleration and shock in high-power, high-voltage device applications that require extreme low profile component miniaturization and superior performance in high shock environments.
The breakthrough design and construction of the 4260-2757 Series ensures a high voltage signal that is virtually corona-free, made possible through state-of-the-art encapsulation techniques and other leading-edge manufacturing processes. The result is a superior level of performance and stability when compared to conventional high voltage transformers.
Datatronics' new advanced flyback magnetics topology features a low profile surface mount package that is a mere maximum of 3.68 mm (0.145 inch) max. tall while offering 0.3 KV performance at 10W in a package designed for extreme vibration and shock. The 4260-2757 Series Flyback Transformer is particularly reliable in electrically unstable or harsh environments that can be challenging in many applications.
Typical applications for the 4260-2757 Series Flyback Transformer include munition systems or other severe shock and vibration environments and more. In addition to its low profile, which is almost as thin as a dime, this compact transformer measures only 25.4 mm (1.00 inch max) wide -x- 33 mm (1.30 inches max) long.
The 4260-2757 series Flyback Transformer meets or exceeds the performance, safety and quality standards of a multiple U.S., European and Asian industry standard specifications. Prices vary depending on custom circuit options, quantities and customer-specific packaging. OEM volume quantity pricing is available upon request. Consult factory for pricing and delivery.
Datatronics Romoland, Inc.
Datatronics is a leading manufacturer of transformers, inductors and related wire-wound magnetics devices in custom as well as standard off-the-shelf packages for medical, aerospace, military, aviation, instrumentation, controls and other demanding applications requiring the highest levels of performance and mission-critical reliability.
Datatronics Romoland, Inc.
Address: 28151 Highway 74, Romoland, CA 92585
Toll Free: 888.889.5391 Tel: 951-928-7700 Fax: 951-928-7701
Web: www.datatronicsromoland.com Email: drisales@datatronics.com
Data Sheet: http://www.datatronicsromoland.com/pd...
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Randy Brown
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Phone: 909-335-1941 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Datatronics Address: 28151 Hwy. 74 City: Romoland State: CA ZIP: 92585 8916 Country: USA Phone: 888-889-5391 FAX: 909-928-7701 http://www.datatronics.com
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