120W DC/DC ATX Power Supply

PC Power Supply Module

Features: 

 
    • DC Input to ATX Module
 
    • Input Voltage: 9VDC to 36VDC
 
    • Output Voltage: +5V:10A (Max.), +12V:4A (Max.), -12V:0.3A (Max.), 3.3V:8A (Max.), 5VSB:2A (Max.)
 
    • Output Connector: Standard 20-pin ATX Power Connector
 
    • Noise & Ripple: <240mV
 
    • Weight: 104 G
 
    • Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ 70°C
 

Additional information

Dimensions

W: 1.77" (45 mm) x D: 6.3" (160 mm)

Ordering Options

3102020: 120W DC/DC ATX Power Supply

Product Features

120W DC/DC ATX Power Supply Dimensions: W: 1.77" (45 mm) x D: 6.3" (160 mm) Input Voltage: 9V ~ 36V DC Output Voltage: +12V @ 4A; +5V @ 12A; +3.3V @ 8A; -12V @ 0.3A; +5VSB @ 2A Input Connector: 4-

Manufacturer

iEi

Operating Temperature

-20 ~ 70 °C (-4 ~ 158 °F)

Output Power Connector

20-pin ATX Connector

Power Input Type

9V ~ 36V DC

Power Output

'+12V @ 4A; +5V @ 12A; +3.3V @ 8A; -12V @ 0.3A; +5VSB @ 2A

120W DC/DC ATX Power Supply

PC Power Supply Module

Features: 

 

    • DC Input to ATX Module

 

    • Input Voltage: 9VDC to 36VDC

 

    • Output Voltage: +5V:10A (Max.), +12V:4A (Max.), -12V:0.3A (Max.), 3.3V:8A (Max.), 5VSB:2A (Max.)

 

    • Output Connector: Standard 20-pin ATX Power Connector

 

    • Noise & Ripple: <240mV

 

    • Weight: 104 G

 

    • Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ 70°C

 

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Additional information

Dimensions

W: 1.77" (45 mm) x D: 6.3" (160 mm)

Ordering Options

3102020: 120W DC/DC ATX Power Supply

Product Features

120W DC/DC ATX Power Supply Dimensions: W: 1.77" (45 mm) x D: 6.3" (160 mm) Input Voltage: 9V ~ 36V DC Output Voltage: +12V @ 4A; +5V @ 12A; +3.3V @ 8A; -12V @ 0.3A; +5VSB @ 2A Input Connector: 4-

Manufacturer

iEi

Operating Temperature

-20 ~ 70 °C (-4 ~ 158 °F)

Output Power Connector

20-pin ATX Connector

Power Input Type

9V ~ 36V DC

Power Output

'+12V @ 4A; +5V @ 12A; +3.3V @ 8A; -12V @ 0.3A; +5VSB @ 2A

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