DP241-4-16A13

Overview

The DP241-4-16A13 is a laminated core power transformer manufactured by Pulse Electronics, designed for industrial chassis mounting applications. It features dual primary windings supporting 115 VAC and 230 VAC input voltages. The secondary output provides 16 VAC center-tapped configuration at a current rating of 0.4 A, resulting in a total apparent power capacity of 6 VA. This component utilizes low-frequency operation suitable for standard power control modules.

Feature Summary

• Chassis mount design with dual primary winding capability
• Laminated core construction for low-frequency power transformation
• Center-tapped secondary output configuration

Applications

• Industrial power control modules
• Chassis-mounted equipment power supplies
• Low-frequency transformer applications

Procurement Notes

Verify the obsolete lifecycle status before procurement planning. Confirm compatibility with existing chassis mounting hardware and wiring configurations. Ensure input voltage requirements match the dual primary winding specifications. Check for available datasheets and ECAD models for integration purposes. Validate that the 6 VA rating meets the load requirements of the target application.

Selection Notes

Select this transformer when a 6 VA laminated core unit is required for chassis installation. Ensure the system supports dual primary inputs for 115V or 230V operation. Verify that the 16V center-tapped secondary matches the downstream circuit needs. Consider the physical dimensions and weight constraints associated with the chassis mount style.

Part Context

This component belongs to the DP241 series of industrial power transformers from Pulse Electronics. The series typically includes various voltage and current ratings tailored for different power control applications. The DP241-4-16A13 specifically addresses the need for a compact, chassis-mountable solution with standard line voltage inputs.

Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. The component lifecycle status is listed as obsolete, which may necessitate evaluating alternative components from the same manufacturer or other suppliers with similar electrical and mechanical specifications.