DC/DC Power Converters
Learn MoreWall Industries, Inc offers a wide selection of electronic devices that convert DC voltage from one level to another, available in a wide range of power ratings, ranging from 1/2 watt to 1,500 watts. Our diverse selection of DC to DC converters includes encapsulated, PC board mount, surface mount, chassis mount, air ventilated enclosed, and open frame types.
Whether you need a low-power converter for portable devices or a high-power converter for industrial and transportation applications, we have the right product for your needs. Browse through our collection and find the DC to DC converter that meets your requirements.
| Series | Input Range | Input Voltage | Output Voltage | No. Outputs | Output Power (W) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DCMAR05  | Input Range: 4.75~32, 6.5~32, 8~32, 11~32, 15~32, 18~32 | Input Voltage: 4.75~32, 6.5~32, 8~32, 11~32, 15~32, 18~32 | Output Voltage: 1.5, 1.8, 2.5, 3.3, 5, 6.5, 9, 12, 15 | No. Outputs: S | Output Power (W): - | Get a Quote |
RBR500  | Input Range: 4.75~28, 4.75~21, 4.75~36, 6.5~36, 8~36, 12~36, 15~36, 19~36 | Input Voltage: 12, 24 | Output Voltage: 1.5, 1.8, 2.5, 3.3, 5, 6.5, 9, 12, 15 | No. Outputs: S | Output Power (W): - | Get a Quote |
DCDA1  | Input Range: 4.75~36, 6.5~36, 9~36, 12~36, 15~36, 18~36 | Input Voltage: 4.75~36, 6.5~36, 9~36, 12~36, 15~36, 18~36 | Output Voltage: 1.8, 2.5, 3.3, 5, 6.5, 9, 12, 15 | No. Outputs: S | Output Power (W): - | Get a Quote |
Nuclear Event Detector (NED)  | Input Range: 16~36 | Input Voltage: 28 | Output Voltage: 5, 5 | No. Outputs: D | Output Power (W): - | Get a Quote |
RBCAN01  | Input Range: 3.15~3.45, 4.75~5.25 | Input Voltage: 3.3, 5 | Output Voltage: ±58 | No. Outputs: D | Output Power (W): - | Get a Quote |
RBCAND21  | Input Range: 3.15~3.45, 4.75~5.25 | Input Voltage: 3.3, 5 | Output Voltage: -36, 36 | No. Outputs: D | Output Power (W): - | Get a Quote |
RBCANH21  | Input Range: 3.15~3.45, 4.75~5.25 | Input Voltage: 3.3, 5 | Output Voltage: -58, 58 | No. Outputs: D | Output Power (W): - | Get a Quote |
DCMAR1  | Input Range: 6.5~32, 15~32 | Input Voltage: 6.5~32, 15~32 | Output Voltage: 3.3, 5, 12 | No. Outputs: S | Output Power (W): - | Get a Quote |
LANE-C  | Input Range: 10.8-13.2, 13.5-16.5, 21.6-26.4, 4.5-5.5 | Input Voltage: 5, 12, 15, 24 | Output Voltage: 5, 9, 12, 12.75, 15 | No. Outputs: S | Output Power (W): 0.5, 0.9, 1 | Get a Quote |
MSLUH  | Input Range: 10.8~13.2, 21.6~26.4, 4.5~5.5 | Input Voltage: 5, 12, 24 | Output Voltage: 3.3, 5, 12, 15, ±5, ±12, ±15 | No. Outputs: S, D | Output Power (W): 0.86, 1 | Get a Quote |
What does a DC to DC converter do?
A DC-DC converter converts one DC voltage to another, this can be either down to a lower voltage (buck converter), or up to a higher voltage (boost converter).
What are the types of DC to DC converter?
Types of DC to DC converter include Non-Isolated DC to DC Converters, High Voltage Isolated DC to DC converters and High Voltage Input DC to DC Converters.
Why are DC power supplies needed?
DC power supplies provide a constant flow of current to a device at the appropriate voltage for the given situation.
What industries use DC DC power converters?
DC DC converters offer a diverse solution for various applications across all industries, due to higher power efficiency and reliability. They are commonly used in the railway industry, powering vehicles, the renewable energy sector and industrial robotics.
Why are DC DC power converters useful in the Medical sector?
DC DC power converters able to power a range of devices with different power requirements by matching the appropriate loads, to ensure that safety is always paramount in the environment. Any DC/DC conveter used in a medical environment will need to be designed to meet IEC60601-1 to ensure it has proper safety and reliability standards.
What is the main difference between AC DC and DC DC power supplies?
The main difference between the AC DC and DC DC power supplies is the direction their electrons flow. AC DC power supplies has an alternating current and has an AC input source, where the electrons continuously change direction. On the other hand, DC DC power supplies uses an DC input source, where elcetrons flow steadily in the same direction.
How do I choose the right DC converter for my application?
When choosing a DC converter, you should consider factors such as the required output voltage and current, load regulation, efficiency, and reliability. You should consider the safety requirements for your application to ensure that you meet safety standards.
