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MIL-COTS MI-MegaMod™ DC-DC converters
MI-MegaMods offer up to a total of 300W from one, two or three outputs. Each unit incorporates one, two or three component-level Vicor MI-200/MI-J00 DC-DC converters in a chassis-mount package. In addition, the MI-MegaMod chassis-mount packaging can also be used on the MI-IAM, MI-RAM and MI-AIM modules.
Standard features such as wide output trimming/programming, current limiting, remote sense and logic enable/disable combine to offer a high degree of protection, versatility and reliability for power systems.
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Features and Benefits
Features and Benefits
One, two or three outputs
MIL‑STD‑704D/E/F transient compliance for 28 and 270VDC
MIL‑STD‑1399A compliance for 155VDC
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- VI-200, VI-J00 Design Guide and Applications Manual
- VI-200, VI-J00 Design Guide and Applications Manual
- 1. Zero-Current Switching
- 1. Zero-Current Switching
- 2. DC-DC Converter Pinouts
- 3. Module Dos and Donts
- 4. Overcurrent Protection
- 5. Output Voltage Trimming
- 6. Multiple Gate In Connections
- 7. Applications Circuits / Converter Array Design Considerations
- 8. Using Boosters and Parallel Arrays
- 9. EMC Considerations
- 10. Optional Output Filters
- 11. Battery Charger (BatMod)
- 12. AC Input Module (AIM / MI-AIM)
- 12. AC Input Module (AIM / MI-AIM)
- 13. Harmonic Attenuator Module (HAM)
- 14. Input Attenuator Module (IAM / MI-IAM)
- 15. Ripple Attenuator Module (RAM / MI-RAM)
- 16. Offline Front End
- 17. DC Input Power System (ComPAC / MI-ComPAC Family)
- 17. DC Input Power System (ComPAC / MI-ComPAC Family)
- 18. AC Input Power System (FlatPAC Family)
- 19. AC Input Power System (PFC FlatPAC)
- 20. Thermal and Module Mounting Considerations
- 20. Thermal and Module Mounting Considerations
- 21. Thermal Curves
- 22. Lead Free Pins (RoHS)
- 23. Tin Lead Pins
- 24. Module Packaging Options (SlimMod, FinMod, BusMod and MegaMod Families)
- 25. Product Weights
- 26. Glossary of Technical Terms
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