Hawun DC-DC Converter Distributor | Isolated Modules
Isolated DC-DC converter modules with wide input ranges for industrial, telecom and instrument power.
DC-DC Converters Overview
BeiLuo supplies Hawun DC-DC converter modules, the compact isolated converters that turn one DC rail into another for industrial, telecom, instrument and embedded power. A DC-DC converter takes an input rail such as 12, 24 or 48 volts and produces a regulated output at a different voltage, with galvanic isolation that breaks ground loops and protects sensitive circuits from the noise and transients of the input side. Hawun builds these converters in industry-standard packages, from small SIP and DIP modules for board-level power to enclosed units for chassis mounting, with single and dual outputs and isolation ratings that suit industrial and medical applications. The choice depends on the input range, the output voltage and current, the isolation rating, the efficiency and the thermal environment, and the converter must be matched to the load and the board rather than picked by output power alone. Because the converter is often the first stage of a sensitive circuit, its noise and its transient behaviour matter as much as its efficiency, and the layout around it decides the result. Every device BeiLuo ships is factory-traceable and includes an import declaration, a certificate of origin and a RoHS compliance file. Our FAE team helps you choose a converter, plan the input filter and verify the thermal and isolation design.
DC-DC Converters Product Range
In-stock DC-DC series available now, each with import documentation and FAE support. Click a model for full specifications and purchase information.
| Model | Input | Output | Power | Isolation | Package |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HW-DC-DIP-3W-12S05 | 12 V nominal | 5 V | 3 W | 1.5 kV DC | DIP module |
| HW-DC-DIP-10W-24S12 | 24 V nominal | 12 V | 10 W | 1.5 kV DC | DIP module |
Frequently Asked Questions
When do I need an isolated DC-DC converter?
Use an isolated converter when the input and output grounds must be separated, to break ground loops, protect sensitive circuits from input transients, or meet a safety requirement.
Where isolation is not needed, a non-isolated regulator is simpler and cheaper.
How do I choose the input range?
Match the input range to the rail's variation, including transients and brown-out, with margin. A wide-range input covers a rail that varies more than a narrow one.
Confirm the minimum and maximum input against your system.
What layout does a converter need?
Keep the input loop small, place the input capacitor close to the module, and keep the output away from sensitive analog circuits. The layout decides the noise and the thermal behaviour.
Our FAE team reviews the layout during design-in.
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