Maritime pollution sensors use high voltage input DC-DC converters

MARPOL is a global agreement adopted by the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Initially adopted in 1973, it regulates multiple types of ship-generated pollution, including airborne emissions and discharge.
Engineers designing a new ship-borne emission sensor impervious to power interruptions required a 150W DC-DC converter with a 24V output capable of operating from a high-voltage input to support battery backup. To meet this need, they turned to TDK-Lambda, which had previously assisted with an earlier design. TDK-Lambda recommended the PH150A280-24 power module for this application.
The PCB-mounted PH150A can operate from a wide, unregulated 300 to 425Vdc supply and provides a 19.2 to 26.4V adjustable output. With its quarter-brick form factor, the modules offer versatile cooling options, including conduction cooling via a cold plate or convection cooling using an optional heatsink, which was chosen for the final design.
TDK-Lambda regularly develops value-added solutions for customers utilising its range of DC-DC power modules. Local and knowledgeable technical experts are readily available to provide support.
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