Company Profile:
Martek Power
Martek Power designs and manufactures standard, modified standard and custom power supplies and DC/DC converters. It has design and manufacturing centers in Europe, North America, North Africa and Asia. Martek Power has over 40 years of experience supporting OEMs engaged in medical, networking, telecom, data storage, transportation, computing and military applications.
More information: www.martekpower.com
Latest Martek Power Products
Martek power supply deals with S2 interruptions
August 05 2011 - Offering 90% efficiency, there are two versions designed to comply fully with the latest rail specifications and norms for protection and EMC... more
Martek Power Powertron JL open-frame DC-DC converters
March 30 2011 - Martek Power has added to its Powertron JL series of open-frame DC-DC converters. They are conduction-cooled units developed by Martek in response to an increase in applications where the power supply is mounted inside a sealed enclosure.... more
Martek adds DC-DCs for 35W and 50W
September 03 2010 - The JL series of open frame units were originally designed for on-board passenger information systems... more
Martek offers hot-swap front-end supply
March 10 2010 - Martek Power's T-series front-end power supplies are hot-swappable, power factor corrected units... more
Martek MW400S output power converter
March 10 2009 - Martek Power is offering a 400W single output AC-DC power for military, industrial and aerospace applications which measures 165x203x25.4mm.... more
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