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UKCA marking and the impact on XP Power products

On 31st December 2020, the UK will leave the EU Customs Union.

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Power systems for patient connected equipment

We compare effective approaches for medical equipment power systems.

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Installation of open frame AC-DC power supplies

AC-DC power supplies are commonly supplied in what is known by the industry as an open frame format.

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Standard high voltage converter modules: Save time, space and money

Component high voltage output DC-DC converters have changed the way many manufacturers implement and use high voltage in...

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Compact, low profile, 750W AC-DC supplies with 900W peak power

The GSP750 series of 750W continuous / 900W peak, AC-DC power supply units come in a low-profile, 1U-high chassis with a...

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New Safety Standard for ICT and AV Equipment - IEC 62368-1, EN 62368-1 & UL 62368-1

IEC/EN/UL 62368-1 is the new safety standard with a broad scope that covers ITE, communication technology, audio/video &...

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Tiny 500W PSU meets latest medical and IT standards

The new GCU500 series of 500W AC-DC power supplies, with class-leading features, measure just 83.8 x 165.1 x 39.3mm (3.3...

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Factors That Affect Power Supply Reliability

The most important factor is good, careful design based on sound experience, resulting in known safety margins. Unfortun...

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What to expect on a PMBus Compliant Power supply?

The Power Management Bus (PMBus) is an open standard power-management protocol. This flexible and highly versatile stand...

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Overcoming Patient Leakage Current Issues

XP Power’s Dante De Guzman explains patient leakage current for medical power supplies and describes several ways of red...

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Surge Testing - An Overview

One of the core immunity tests that electrical & electronic equipment is subjected to is input surge testing. The test m...

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Analog vs Digital – the Power struggle continues!

If you are a power supply design engineer or an EE or ASE that selects power solutions for your end system, then there i...

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