PXHU-120

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POWER SUPPLY DESIGN EXCELLENCE PXHU Series hold-up modules provide a state-of-the-art solution to the problem of temporarily maintaining electronic systems in operation during input bus drop-out or fail. These module provide a solution to reduce the amount of capacitance needed by charging the hold up capacitor at a high voltage (typical 38VDC) while limiting the input surge current. PXHU Series hold-up modules is a high performance module designed for aerospace, high reliability and high-end industrial applications. The modules are potted with a high performance thermal conductive compound an

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