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Delivers 5 V output at up to 30 W for CFM40M050-P converter applications
This new ATX power supply delivers 30 W at 5 V for the CFM40M050-P converter. It is intended for system builders who need a tested, good-quality unit to power that specific converter module. The supply is supplied as a standalone component ready for integration. It suits anyone replacing or sourcing a matching power source for the listed converter.
Under sustained load the unit maintains its rated 5 V output without the voltage droop seen in short-burst testing. Continuous operation at 30 W keeps temperatures stable within the supply's design limits. It is not suited for builds that require higher wattage, multiple voltage rails or modular cabling beyond the fixed ATX connector.
| Type | ATX |
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At 30 W output the unit dissipates only a small amount of heat, so it stays cool during all-day operation.
It uses a standard ATX power connector, so your motherboard must provide a matching ATX socket.
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