ASM  Series AC-DC Switch Mode Power Supplies

Astrodyne TDI ASM series of switch-mode power supplies deliver up to 550 watts of regulated DC power and are specially designed to support the requirements of healthcare, industrial equipment, and commercial electronics. 

High Power Density in a Compact Design Power Supply

The ASM series operates over input voltage ranges of 80 to 264VAC ar 50/60Hz frequency. This highly reliable switch mode power supply series is available with outputs of 30W, 65W, 201W, 400W, and 550W of regulated DC output. The ASM product line of power supplies is safety certified to IEC60601 for use across a variety of medical applications, including electronic designs for at-home care. These highly efficient and reliable solutions are also available in both Class I and Class II protection models with 2MOPP and BF leakage. CF leakage models are available upon request. 

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ASM Product Line of Switch-Mode Power Supplies

Open-Framed and Enclosed Power Supply

The ASM product line of switch-mode power supplies is available in both open-frame and enclosed form factors to facilitate the selection and installation process for every application. Depending on the design requirements, selecting the appropriate power supply can change the reliability and efficiency of your design. Contact an Astrodyne TDI expert to help you with your power supply selection and take your design to the next level. 

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