TDK-Lambda Launches 60 W Isolated DC-DC Converter
The compact CCG60 doubles the output of its CCG30 predecessor within the same 1 × 1-inch footprint.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Semiconductors
TDK Corporation launched the TDK-Lambda CCG60, a 60 W isolated DC-DC converter. The unit delivers twice the power of the CCG30 in the same 1 × 1-inch footprint, measuring 25.4 × 25.4 mm and 13 mm high.
Why it matters
The converter packs higher power density into a smaller mounting area than selected competing converters, which occupy more than twice the board space. Its 9 to 36 Vdc and 18 to 76 Vdc input ranges and 93% efficiency aim to simplify power design for compact electronics.
The CCG60 reaches 93% efficiency and is certified for up to 5000 m operating altitude, with 1500 Vdc input-to-output and 1000 Vdc input- and output-to-case isolation withstand ratings. Full 60 W output is delivered up to 60°C, dropping to 30 W at 85°C, while the manufacturer does not provide independent test data for these ratings.
The players
TDK Corporation
TDK Corporation is a Japanese electronics manufacturer that produces passive components, magnetic materials and power supplies through its TDK-Lambda power business.
The details
The CCG60 is offered in 24 V and 48 V input versions with 3.3 V, 5 V, 12 V, 15 V and 24 V nominal outputs, and integrates remote on/off control, adjustable output voltage and overcurrent protection. Six-sided metal shielding reduces radiated and conducted electromagnetic interference, and the unit supports both convection and forced-air cooling across an operating range of -40°C to +85°C.
Timeline
The TDK-Lambda CCG60 launch was reported on November 5, 2026.
The Tech Race
The CCG60 extends the CCG30 line by doubling output power within the same 1 × 1-inch footprint, a density step that matters as compact power modules compete on watts per square inch. Its six-sided shielding and 93% efficiency target the power-supply design constraints that have shaped successive generations of isolated DC-DC converters.
Electronics designers can fit 60 W of isolated power into a board area that previously required larger converters, reducing enclosure size and cooling needs. The 9 to 36 Vdc and 18 to 76 Vdc input options and remote on/off control give engineers flexibility across industrial and telecom-style power architectures.
The takeaway
Engineers evaluating isolated DC-DC power for space-constrained designs should compare the CCG60's 60 W rating and derating curve against their own ambient temperature and altitude requirements before committing to a layout.
Further reading
For broader background on the chips and power components behind products like this, see the Semiconductors section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by eeNews Europe.
