The innovative chip cooler has an astonishingly light and compact construction. It measures a mere 100 x 75 x 13 mm and with its weight of only 100 g, it is ideally suitable for use in portable devices. The heat sink was made of pure aluminum in the modern impact extrusion process and has a black oxide coating which considerably increases the heat output. The milled underside ensures that all hot spots are reached and disturbing components are omitted. The result is a clean and compact solution!

Thanks to its robust ball bearings the fan boasts a service life of 350.000 h (MTBF at 40°C) and is thus ideally suitable for fail-safe cooling. The chip cooler can be supplied already assembled enabling a safe and simple connection to your application. Solder connections or spring clips are no longer required.

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The compact, 1.57” high by 9” long by 2.5” wide rectifiers meet Class B radiated and conducted emissions requirements. This combination makes them well-suited for a broad range of applications including computing and networking applications and communication systems, where space is often limited. The rectifiers also feature auto re-boot commands, enabling the power supply to turn off and back on with a PMBus command which can help facilitate remote system firmware updates.

The new MPR0812 rectifiers provide the highest power density in their respective product family, offering 20% more power in the same compact form factor as the 750W MPR0712.

The MPR0812 rectifiers feature: Universal 90-264 volts (V) AC input; 12V output voltage; 850W output power; Efficiencies greater than 90% (Platinum rating); Low fan noise at low load (approximately 15% quieter than MPR712);

The MPR0812 can be used as a plug-and-play upgrade to MPR712 rectifiers, offering higher output power in the same footprint.

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The Ring Blade Design utilizes interconnecting fan blades for structural reinforcement and fan performance, eliminating vibration for even more stability. The angled inner frame rim features chamfered side vents to boost airflow with force-induced pressure draw for maximum airflow. The sound output has been fine-tuned to sub 6dB prominence noise levels for optimal acoustics without performance sacrifice. The Mobius Series is designed with superior performance in mind to achieve the ultimate cooling solution of low noise operation and unrivaled yield.

The Mobius Series includes interconnecting fan blades to fortify fan running operation for steady rotation and
targeted airflow and new loop dynamic bearing design reflow oil return to the bearings for consistent lubrication for unhindered fan performance and lifespan.

The Mobius Series will be introducing the Mobius 120 and the Mobius 120P ARGB with the initial launch to market, with a maximum speed of 2050rpm and 2400rpm respectively.

The Product will be available on 8th September 2022

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