http://www.interpoint.com/ en kenilee.campbell@crane-eg.com Copyright 2010 2010-07-19T14:22:11+00:00 http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/new_-70_to_150_c_pol_from_crane_aerospace_electronics_interpoint_brand/ http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/new_-70_to_150_c_pol_from_crane_aerospace_electronics_interpoint_brand/ Redmond, Wash. – July 19, 2010 – Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Interpoint brand is proud to introduce the MFP SeriesTM of POL converters. The first products in a new line of Point of Load converters, the MFP Series offers Maximum Flexibility through its rich feature set and is designed to produce stable power across a wide temperature range of -70° to +150° C. The MFP Series delivers exceptionally low noise performance, requiring no external capacitors. Ed Fuhr, Vice President of Power Solutions for Crane Aerospace and Electronics, states “This new addition to the Interpoint product line provides a simple solution that is easy to integrate into today’s demanding low voltage high current designs. We are truly excited about the strength and flexibility the MFP Series Point of Load converters bring to the marketplace.” The highly efficient MFP Series is the first of our new smaller, quieter, robust products coming to the market. Four preset output voltages of 0.8, 1.6, 2.5, and 3.3 can be configured with no trim resistors required. Trim resistors can be used to achieve voltages over the full range of 0.8 to 3.4 volts. The MFP Series converters are rich with features, including input synchronization from 300 to 600 kHz to sync to the system or other MFPs, output current monitor, output remote sense, output short circuit protection, and input inrush current limiting. With an input voltage range of 3.0 to 6.0 volts, the converters can handle up to a 15 volt transient for a full second in addition to full input over-voltage protection. The converters support input voltages as low as three volts with no external supply. The MFP Series converters will be available to the general market in the full range of screening options. For more information, download the technical preview at http://www.interpoint.com/019. Crane Electronics Group, Power Solutions, offers Interpoint brand DC/DC converters and EMI filters with proven performance in extreme environments where high reliability is required and failure is not an option. Crane Electronics Group is a major supplier of systems and components for critical aerospace, space, and defense applications. Product and service offerings are organized in solution sets and include Power Solutions, Microwave Systems Solutions, and Microelectronics Solutions. Products are manufactured under the brand names ELDEC, Interpoint, and Signal Technology. For more information on Crane Electronics, visit http://www.craneae.com and for Crane Co., visit http://www.craneco.com. Crane Co. is a diversified manufacturer of highly engineered industrial products. Crane Co. is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: CR). p.Contact: Sarah Moline Manager, Communications Phone: 425-895-4037 FAX: 425-556-5060 E-mail: sarah.moline@crane-eg.com 2010-07-19T14:22:11+00:00 http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/new_fmce_emi_filters_interchangeable_with_heritage_filters/ http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/new_fmce_emi_filters_interchangeable_with_heritage_filters/ Redmond, Wash. – March 25, 2010 – Power Solutions of Crane Aerospace & Electronics, a business unit of Crane Co. (NYSE: CR), has announced the release of EMI Filters, FMCE-0328, FMCE-0528, FMCE-0828 and FMCE-1528. The new FMCE filters are designed to work with Crane’s Interpoint brand 28 volt input, 1.5 to 120 watt DC/DC converters and are backward compatible and fully interoperable with Interpoint brand FMH, FMC, FMD and FME filters. They have been designed to provide exceptional attenuation performance with a minimal loss of power in the filter as well as to make sure that heat generated in the filter is efficiently dissipated by the device to minimize stress on components, ensuring optimal product life. “We developed these products to improve the attenuation of the filter and to increase the current capability of the product. The improved performance will allow us to meet and exceed requirements of MIL-STD-461 C through F (CE03, CS01, CE102, CS101),” states Michael Osborne, Product Manager with Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Electronics Group. The new filters will be manufactured at Crane’s MIL-PRF-38534 Class H Certified facility in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and are scheduled to begin production in March 2010. They will be available to customers in May 2010. Click the links to download the filter datasheets: FMCE-1528, FMCE-0828, FMCE-0528 and FMCE-0328 Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Power Solutions, offers Interpoint brand DC/DC converters and EMI filters with proven performance in the extreme environments of space and defense as well as the high reliability requirements for commercial air and industrial applications. Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Electronics Group, is a major supplier of systems and components for critical aerospace, space and defense applications. Product and service offerings are organized in solution sets, and include Power Solutions, Microwave Systems Solutions and Microelectronics Solutions. Products are manufactured under the brand names ELDEC, Interpoint, Signal Technology and Merrimac Industries. For more information on Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Electronics Group, visit http://www.craneae.com and for Crane Co., visit http://www.craneco.com. Crane Co. is a diversified manufacturer of highly engineered industrial products. Crane Co. is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: CR). Contact: Marilyn Schwartz Director, Communications Phone: 425-743-8231 FAX: 425-743-8371 Mobile: 425-327-7876 e-mail: marilyn.schwartz@craneaerospace.com 2010-03-15T19:41:07+00:00 http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/tradeshows_and_conferences/ http://www.interpoint.com/news/article/tradeshows_and_conferences/ Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects Conf. – NSREC July 19 – 23; Denver CO Assoc. for Unmanned Vehicles Int’l – AUVSI August 24-27; Booth 808; Denver, CO Radiation Effects on Components and Systems – RADECS September 20-24; Langenfeld, Austria 2009-04-15T19:23:58+00:00