The ECM series switch power supply has a power of 40-100 watts, a compact size, a high power density, a low leakage current, and has obtained industrial and medical approvals. The series switch power supply belongs to Class I and Class II, and meets the requirements of EN61000-3-2, -3, while using a convection cooling method.
About this manual
The ECM Series from XP Power provides compact, high‑density DC‑DC converters ranging from 40 W to 100 W. The devices are convection‑cooled, meet Class I and Class II medical approvals, and comply with multiple EMC and safety standards.
The document lists input and output ratings, efficiency, isolation, mechanical dimensions, derating curves and available accessories for the ECM40, ECM60 and ECM100 models.
What's inside
- Specification
- Models and Ratings
- Mechanical Details
- Derating Curves
- Environmental
- EMC & Safety
- Safety Approvals
Specifications
| Input Voltage | 85‑264 VAC |
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| Efficiency | 80‑85 % |
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| Isolation | 4000 VAC Input to Output |
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| Switching Frequency | 70 kHz typical |
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| Power Density (60 W) | 6.25 W/in² |
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| Power Density (100 W) | 7.40 W/in² |
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| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to +80 °C |
Frequently asked questions
What is the input voltage range for the ECM series?
The ECM series accepts an input voltage of 85 VAC to 264 VAC.
What efficiency can be expected from the ECM power supplies?
Efficiency ranges from 80 % to 85 % depending on the model.
How much isolation voltage does the ECM series provide?
The devices provide 4000 VAC isolation between input and output.
What is the typical switching frequency of the ECM converters?
Typical switching frequency is 70 kHz.