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ADL Embedded Solutions (San Diego, CA) has announced a 150W ADLPS104ISO-150 power supply board. The technology, designed for -40°C to +85°C operation, provides ATX voltages in a stackable PCI/104-Express form factor. The ADLPS104ISO-150 offers up to 500V of galvanic isolation from dirty power and unwanted transients.

The ADLPS104ISO-150 includes an MTBF greater than 600,000 hours. The board also features ATX-compliant signaling to allow ACPI/APM power management. The ADLPS104ISO-150 is available in two variants. One allows an input voltage range of 7-36V, but provides only the 5V, 5VS, and 3.3V outputs. The other option has a narrower input voltage range of 15-36V, but provides 5V, 5VS, 3.3V, and 12V outputs. A MILCOTS filter for MIL-STD 704/1275/461 applications is also available.

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