Can anyone help me identify these old DC/DC converters?
Marko, Tue Jul 11 2006, 03:05PMMostly dug up from trash, but I'd really like to know at least pinout and some most relevant data. I failed to find any close datasheet.
Maybe some aren't even DC/DC converters, I don't know.Markings seem clearly visible on pics to me, I can rewrite here if really necessary.
In another pic they are all flipped to make number and position of pins visible.
One has even some pin markings on the top but I couldn't really follow them reliably.
I know chances are small (but at least I tried,
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Re: Can anyone help me identify these old DC/DC converters?
Bjørn, Tue Jul 11 2006, 03:18PM
I tried to google cfus0509 and found some information so you need to try again.
Bjørn, Tue Jul 11 2006, 03:18PM
I tried to google cfus0509 and found some information so you need to try again.
Re: Can anyone help me identify these old DC/DC converters?
Wolfram, Tue Jul 11 2006, 04:25PM
The bottom one on the first picture is some kind of delay line, I think. The other ones look very much like DC/DC converters.
EDIT: googling for five minutes gave me lots of information. I found the datasheet for two of them, and information on the two others. The two I found datasheets on were a DC/DC and an ethernet transformer. The two others were a DC/DC and a delay line. Please google before you start new threads.
Wolfram, Tue Jul 11 2006, 04:25PM
The bottom one on the first picture is some kind of delay line, I think. The other ones look very much like DC/DC converters.
EDIT: googling for five minutes gave me lots of information. I found the datasheet for two of them, and information on the two others. The two I found datasheets on were a DC/DC and an ethernet transformer. The two others were a DC/DC and a delay line. Please google before you start new threads.
Re: Can anyone help me identify these old DC/DC converters?
Marko, Tue Jul 11 2006, 04:50PM
Yeah, I was wonderfully heedless with first two converters (second one is actually a transformer.
They are from (still living) bothhand company. 
Marko, Tue Jul 11 2006, 04:50PM
Yeah, I was wonderfully heedless with first two converters (second one is actually a transformer.
They are from (still living) bothhand company.
Re: Can anyone help me identify these old DC/DC converters?
HV Enthusiast, Tue Jul 11 2006, 06:23PM
3rd one is made by Newport.
HV Enthusiast, Tue Jul 11 2006, 06:23PM
3rd one is made by Newport.
Re: Can anyone help me identify these old DC/DC converters?
Marko, Fri Jul 14 2006, 11:32PM
Thanks EVR, after a bit more searching I came into conclusion that none of these converters give off 15V wich is what I need. They were a result of cleaning and it seems that I got bored and urged to do something else I didn't even do appropriate trough searches at first.
Sorry guys then..
Marko, Fri Jul 14 2006, 11:32PM
Thanks EVR, after a bit more searching I came into conclusion that none of these converters give off 15V wich is what I need. They were a result of cleaning and it seems that I got bored and urged to do something else
I didn't even do appropriate trough searches at first. Sorry guys then..
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