This Application Note details how to connect and test an XP Power high voltage proportional type model to verify operation. This Application Note applies to these XP Power products: A Series AG Series AGH Series AH Series D Series DX Series E Series F Series FS Series G Series GP

This Application Note describes how to connect proportional models for either positive or negative output as applicable to these floating and isolated XP Power models:

In modern digital communication, usually baseband signals consist of two digital signals called I (in-phase) and Q (quadrature) that are combined by a modulator; this is the reason why to reproduce this kind of signals it is necessary an AWG with two synchronized channels. Although modern communications are based on

Wide temperature DRAM modules operate within the range of −40°C to 85°C. These modules are designed to tackle harsh environmental conditions seen by applications such as in-vehicle, factories, networking, and outdoor kiosks as well as the surveillance and defense markets. The wide temperature specifications are based on the JEDEC standards

AC-DC power supplies are commonly supplied in what is known by the industry as an open frame format. Open frame generally describes a product which is a PCB only construction, component power supply designed to be installed into an end equipment application which provides the enclosure for the entire product.

This paper discusses approaches for power architectures within medical devices for patient connected applications. There are several key elements to consider; isolation, leakage/touch currents, Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC), number of power outputs required and environment for use. [ Read full paper ]