DC-DC5 - DC to DC Power Converter 19~35V to 54V/2A

DC-DC5 can convert DC 19~35V to DC 54V/2A

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Dimensions	41.91 x 32.86 mm
Operating Temperature	Operating within 0~60 centigrade
Power Input Type	DC 19~35V
Power Output	DC 54V/2A

310XXXX: Convert DC 19~35V to DC 54V/2A (With heat spreader)

310XXXX: Convert DC 19~35V to DC 54V/2A (With heat spreader)

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Dimensions	41.91 x 32.86 mm
Operating Temperature	Operating within 0~60 centigrade
Power Input Type	DC 19~35V
Power Output	DC 54V/2A

310XXXX: Convert DC 19~35V to DC 54V/2A (With heat spreader)

310XXXX: Convert DC 19~35V to DC 54V/2A (With heat spreader)

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