VICOR 24Vin 24Vout 100Watts DC-DC Converter Module Model Number V24C24C100B

V24C24C100B DC-DC converter is a product produced by Vicor Corporation. Its input voltage range is 18-36V, output voltage is 24V, programmable output range is 10-110%, input surge withstand is 50V, and the maximum operating temperature is 100°C under full load. The power density is 12.5W/in^2.


VICOR 24Vin 24Vout 100Watts DC-DC Converter Module Model Number V24C24C100B - cover page
Brand
VICOR
Category
Power Management
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
174 KB
Published
05 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
F866CD9BC2E708486EEB297D70CBC422

About this manual

This document is a technical datasheet for the Vicor V24C24C100B, a high-performance DC-DC converter module. It utilizes 2nd Generation power processing technology to provide an input range of 18-36V and a nominal output voltage of 24V with up to 110% programmability. The device features low noise ZCS/ZVS architecture and supports parallel operation with N+M fault tolerance, making it suitable for telecommunications and distributed power systems.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Typical Applications
  • Product Overview
  • Part Numbering
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Module Operating Specifications
  • Module Input/Output Specifications
  • Module Control Specifications

Specifications

Input Voltage Range-0.5 to +36 Vdc
Output Voltage24V (10-110% programmable)
Power Rating100 Watts
Efficiency88%
Operating Temperature Range (C-Grade)-20 to +100 °C
Isolation Voltage (Input to Output)2000 Vrms

Frequently asked questions

What is the input surge withstand capability?

The module can withstand an input surge of 50V for less than 100ms.

Is the output voltage programmable?

Yes, the output is programmable from 10% to 110% of the nominal voltage.

Does this converter support parallel operation?

Yes, it is designed to be parallelable with N+M fault tolerance.

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