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Vincotech Releases The flowPIM Power Module Family With Press-fit Pins

Unterhaching (Germany), February 16, 2011 – Vincotech, a supplier of module-based solutions for power electronics, has released Press-fit versions of its flowPIM power modules. Enabling very easy and reliable mounting of power modules on PCBs, the Press-fit modules have the same footprint as Vincotech’s standard solder pin versions. Soldering is no longer necessary, since the power modules with press-fit technology are mechanically pressed in.

Vincotech’s standard flowPIM 0, flowPIM 1 and flowPIM 2 power modules feature a 3-phase input rectifier, 3-phase output inverter, brake chopper and supplementary thermistor for temperature sensing (PIM topology). These modules are now available with Press-fit pins, providing the same features as the standard-pin versions. Vincotech’s new Press-fit technology drastically reduces PCB assembly time, effort and cost. This technology enables very easy and reliable mounting of power modules on PCBs, eliminating the need for soldering because the power modules are mechanically pressed in. The footprint is pin compatible with the solder-pin versions, so the same board layout can be used when standard soldered modules are replaced by Press-fit modules.

General features:

* flowPIM 0:

  • 600V, 6-30A
  • 1200V, 4-15A
  • Two housing heights available (12 and 17mm)

* flowPIM 1:

  • 600V, 30-75A
  • 1200V, 15-35A
  • Two housing heights available (12 and 17mm)

* flowPIM 2:

  • 600V, 50-100A
  • 1200V, 35-100A

* Same current capacity as solder pins 

The flowPIM power modules with Press-fit technology are the ideal solution for standard motor drives, servo drives and embedded drives. These power modules are in regular production; samples can be ordered via standard sales channels. More information on Vincotech’s flowPIM power module family with Press-fit pins is available at Vincotech: By Topologies/flowPIM

 To learn more about Vincotech’s range of power modules, please visit:  http://www.vincotech.com/products.html

ABOUT VINCOTECH

Vincotech – a Mitsubishi Electric Corporation company – develops and manufactures subsystems and electronic components and provides manufacturing services that help customers master complex challenges in electronics integration. Vincotech’s extensive portfolio encompasses standard and tailored solutions, engineering services, and technical support for customers worldwide. These products and services contribute to sustainable, environmentally sound solutions that help modern society embrace mega-trends and explore new avenues.

With approximately 500 employees worldwide, backed by vast experience and a long history in electronics integration, Vincotech leverages these assets to help customers achieve maximum market success.

To learn more about Vincotech, please visit www.vincotech.com.

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