The PH08xxCNL series is our most cost effective line of planar transformers to date. The PH08xxCNL series is an evolution of the planar technology to better suit today’s customer needs for performance, form factor, and price.
This new PH08xxCNL series offers up to 160W in a 9.6mm tall package, benefiting our customers with lower direct current resistance (DCR), higher power efficiency, and small form factor. The new PH08XXCNL series also takes advantage of many of our recent automation advances, which have all led to our ability to offer the most efficient AND cost competitive planar transformer product on the market.
“Our first cost down step replaced the traditional multilayer PCB of the PA08xxNL series with a helical flat coil, reducing the DCR by 50%, leading to both a 20% increase in power handling capability and 20% reduction in price. The new PH08xxCNL series offers a further 20% price reduction by replacing the inserted pins with a pinned header”
Gerard Healy | Product Manager
PH08xxCNL Key Features
The PH08xxCNL series is part of our switch mode transformer family.
- Power Rating: Up to 160W
- Height: 9.1mm to 9.6mm Max
- Footprint: 24.7mm x 21.6mm Max
- Input Voltage Range: 18V-76V
- Insulation Level: FUNCTIONAL
- Frequency Range: 200kHz to 700kHz
- Isolation Voltage: 1500 VDC
- Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +125°C
- RoHS Compliant
- Patent Pending
PH08xxCNL Applications
The PH08xxCNL series has a different pad layout to the earlier series so it is the recommend and most cost-effective solution for new designs.
The PH08xxCNL series ideally suited for the following applications:
- Low Profile/High Efficiency Bus Converters for Distributed Power Architecture
- Datacom System Cards
- Industrial Controls
- Robotics
PH08xxCNL Mechanicals & Schematics
To determine if the transformer is suitable for your application, it is necessary to ensure that the temperature rise of the component (ambient plus temperature rise) not exceed its operating temperature. To determine the approximate temperature rise of the transformer, refer to the Core Loss vs. Flux Density and Temperture Rise vs. Power Dissipation graphs below.
Core Loss vs. Flux Density
Temperture Rise vs. Power (W) Dissipation
More Info on Our PH08XXCNL Series Planar Transformers
To view, compare and download data sheets for all PH08XXCNL series components, visit our dedicated pages for the PH0801CNL and the PH0806CNL. To inquire about lead times, competitive pricing, samples and more, simply contact us or use our quote form accessed using the button below.