Consumer Power Supply – Power supply designs intended for the consumer market typically require the design and manufacturing skills necessary to:

• Meet safety agency certification (e.g. FCC, UL, CSA, CE, TUV, BSI, PSE, …) requirements,
• Meet consumer expectations for ease of installation and use, and
• Meet product marketing requirements for appearance and packaging.

A recently completed design and manufacturing project met the following product requirements:

• Input: 120/ 240 VAC – switch selectable.
• Output:
  • 9VDC @ 80mA – eight(8),
  • Variable, 6-10.5VDC & 10.5-15VDC (switch selectable) – two(2),
  • 18VDC @ 125mA – four(4),
  • 9.0VAC @ 800mA – two(2),
  • AC pass through @ 200W – one(1).
• Complete set of AC and DC power cables.
• Enclosure with custom silk screen, mounting brackets, mounting 19″ rack mount plate.
• UL, CSA, FCC part 15, TUV, PSE certification (including manufacturing facility audit/ certification).

Industrial Power Supply – Power supply designs intended for the industrial market typically must be designed to operate in harsh operating environments. Whether in a free standing configuration that is partially enclosed and fully enclosed with heat dissipation or a printed circuit board module,these designs require the design and manufacturing skills necessary to:

• Meet industry specific agency certification requirements,
• Meet stringent reliability, maintainability standards, and
• Meet product intergration requirements.

A recently completed design and manufacturing project intended for the telecommunication industry met the following product requirements :

• Input: 48 VDC.
• Output:
  • 3VDC @3.3A,
  • 5VDC @ 41A,
  • 12VDC @ 53.25A.
• Includes a microprocessor controller with firmware.
• Hot swappable features (e.g. parallel power supplies each able to carry full peak load), enclosure with ejector handle.
• NEBS, FCC certification (including manufacturing facility audit/ certification).