PE2012-M-2307501

Power Transformers Overview

The PE2012-M-2307501 is a laminated core power transformer from the PE series, designed for PCB mounting. It features a primary voltage of 230V and a secondary output of 7.5V at 80mA, with a rated power of 0.6VA. The component utilizes vacuum epoxy resin encapsulation to ensure high dielectric strength and long-term reliability. It undergoes high-temperature aging at 100°C for six hours, supporting an operational life of up to 20 years.

Power Transformers Feature Summary

• Vacuum epoxy resin encapsulation for enhanced dielectric strength
• Laminated core construction optimized for PCB integration
• High-temperature aging process ensures extended operational lifespan

Power Transformers Applications

• Electrical measurement systems
• Energy monitoring equipment
• Compact electronic device power supplies

Power Transformers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix against manufacturer documentation to confirm electrical ratings and pin configuration. Ensure compatibility with target PCB layout dimensions and thermal requirements. Cross-reference datasheet specifications for insulation class and safety certifications prior to procurement.

Power Transformers Selection Notes

Select this model for applications requiring compact isolation transformers with low power consumption. Consider the 0.6VA rating and 7.5V output when designing power stages. Evaluate space constraints as the design prioritizes compactness for multiple applications.

Power Transformers Part Context

This component belongs to the PE series of PCB safety isolation transformers manufactured by PowerUC Electronics. The series emphasizes accurate measurement capabilities and stable performance for energy systems. The PE2012-M variant specifically addresses low-power isolation needs within this product line.

Power Transformers Replacement Considerations

Consult official substitution lists for equivalent laminated core transformers with matching 230V primary and 7.5V secondary ratings. Verify that alternative components meet the same 0.6VA power requirement and PCB footprint specifications.