http://www.interpoint.com/ en kenilee.campbell@crane-eg.com Copyright 2011 2011-11-15T16:06:56+00:00 http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/additional_models_now_in_stock/ http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/additional_models_now_in_stock/ Redmond, Wash. – November 15, 2011 – Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Crane Electronics, Inc., Power Solutions expands its list of products for immediate delivery. MTR28515TF, FME28-461, FMD28-461 and FMH-461 join the list of the most popular Interpoint DC/DC converter and EMI filter models. Select DC/DC converters and EMI filters from the following families are available for immediate delivery: MOR, MFL, MTR, MHF+, MSA, FME28-461, FMD28-461, FMH-461, FM-704A and FMSA-461 with standard screening; other screening options available. For a full list of models from stock, please visit www.craneae.com/InStock. Ed Fuhr, Vice President of Power Solutions for Crane Electronics, said “Most military and aerospace programs are up against tight deadlines. Waiting for delivery of specialized, high reliability components is a luxury no one can afford. We’ve gone the extra step to make sure we have our highest demand DC/DC converters and EMI filters on hand for fast delivery.” Crane Electronics, Inc., Power Solutions offers ELDEC, Interpoint and Keltec brand power conversion, power distribution and battery systems for the commercial, defense and communications industries for use in electronic countermeasures, missiles, radar, intelligence and guidance systems. Interpoint DC/DC converters and EMI filters have proven performance in extreme environments where high reliability is required and failure is not an option. 2011-11-15T16:06:56+00:00 http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/solutions_to_low_voltage_power_design_using_point_of_load_converters_featur/ http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/solutions_to_low_voltage_power_design_using_point_of_load_converters_featur/ This paper discusses the numerous challenges that design engineers face in satisfying the power delivery requirements of today’s electronic systems. The multitude of low-voltage, high current loads and increased system power efficiency requirements make yesterday’s typical design approaches increasingly less practical, and design requirements increasingly more difficult to achieve. A discussion of these challenges is presented including previous common solutions and introducing the Point of Load (POL) converter as an ideal high-efficiency, high-reliability solution. POL converter implementation is discussed and relevant issues highlighted, including main power input bus considerations, conducted noise, control stability, current limiting and current sharing, environmental ruggedness, design analysis and some of the many features offered in top-of-the-line POL converters. Product usability, the ability of the end user to successfully implement the POL and attain the specified performance specifications over the full environmental and electrical specifications without additional circuitry, is discussed. The Interpoint MFP Series™ POL is presented throughout the paper and how it addresses many of the design challenges presented is discussed. While the authors clearly favor a particular solution, this discussion is intended to be of general use to all engineers tasked with powering low-voltage loads in high-reliability systems. Click here to download the complete POL White Paper 2011-10-12T19:30:32+00:00 http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/tradeshows_and_conferences/ http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/tradeshows_and_conferences/ APEC February 5-9; Booth 627; Orlando, FL, USA CMSE CTI February 7-8; Booth B-5; Los Angeles, CA, USA Singapore Air Show February 14-19; Booth S87; Singapore Satellite 2012 March 12-15; Booth 1626; Washington DC 2009-04-15T19:22:24+00:00