FORTEC United Kingdom is pleased to present the Cincon NCS01W8 Series, a new generation of ultra-wide input, non-isolated DC-DC converters that combine exceptional efficiency with a compact footprint. These converters have been designed to deliver stable, reliable power where board space is limited and performance cannot be compromised.
One of the key strengths of the NCS01W8 Series is its ultra-wide 6–72 VDC input range, offering engineers flexibility across a broad range of supply conditions. Regulated output voltages from 3.3 V to 24 V are available, with up to 95% efficiency, significantly reducing power loss and thermal challenges. Despite its high performance, the converter measures just 0.48″ x 0.34″ x 0.69″, making it ideal for compact designs that demand maximum power in minimum space.
Reliability under tough conditions is another hallmark of the series. With an operating temperature range from -40 °C to +105 °C, the NCS01W8 is built to withstand harsh industrial environments. The design also offers excellent electrical performance, with ±2% voltage accuracy at full load, low ripple/noise (<75 mV peak-to-peak), and a fast transient recovery time of 250 μs, ensuring stable regulation even during rapid load changes.
For protection and longevity, the converters include a full suite of safeguards: over-current protection (165% rated current in hiccup mode), over-temperature protection (150 °C shutdown), under-voltage lockout, and short-circuit protection with auto recovery. Mechanical resilience is further enhanced with two case pins, providing stability in high-vibration environments.
The NCS01W8 Series meets IEC/EN/UL 62368-1 safety approvals and complies with EN 55032 EMI Class A and B (with external filtering). These certifications make it particularly well suited for instrumentation and industrial electronics, where compact, certified, and efficient power conversion is essential.
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