Part Review and Datasheet Update
RACM30-15DK_277 / Part UID ff70d4d0-26b2-4b4f-8d56-a1c2b5c719f6 against the RECOM RACM30-K/277 Series datasheet.https://storage.googleapis.com/graviton-electric-symbols/document_assets/user-uploaded/86341f226f9a80bcb6e9c200eaf0a13282418fb8c26239e106367d9d829966b8.pdfTable
| Parameter | RACM30-15DK/277 |
|---|---|
| Series | RACM30-K/277 |
| Type | AC/DC converter, THT solder-mount, encapsulated/potted |
| Rated power | 30 W |
| Input voltage | 85–305 VAC |
| Nominal AC input | 100–277 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| DC input range | 120–430 VDC |
| Output voltage | ±15 VDC |
| Output current | ±1000 mA max |
| Typical efficiency | 86% |
| Maximum capacitive load | ±8000 µF |
| Minimum load | 0% |
| Ripple/noise | 100 mVp-p, 20 MHz BW, +25 °C |
| Isolation | 4 kVAC for 1 minute, reinforced I/O, 2MOPP I/O |
| Operating ambient | -40 °C to +90 °C; full load to +60 °C with derating to +90 °C |
| Package dimensions | 52.5 × 40.0 × 25.5 mm |
| Weight | 93 g |
| Recommended PCB holes | 5 × Ø1.20 mm for 5 × Ø1.0 ±0.1 mm pins |
Table
| Pin | Datasheet function | Flux terminal/designator | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VAC in (N) | VAC_IN_(N), Pin Number 1 | Match |
| 2 | VAC in (L) | VAC_IN_(L), Pin Number 2 | Match |
| 3 | -Vout | -VOUT, Pin Number 3 | Match |
| 4 | Com | COM, Pin Number 4 | Match |
| 5 | +Vout | +VOUT, Pin Number 5 | Match |
0.0018 in tool output while the rule unit is reported as mm. This likely corresponds to a 1.8 mm pad diameter in internal units, but the displayed unit scaling is ambiguous. Datasheet recommends Ø1.20 mm holes for Ø1.0 ±0.1 mm pins, so confirm the actual plated hole/drill and annular ring in the footprint editor/export before release.https://recom-power.com/pdf/Powerline_AC-DC/RACM30-K_277.pdf. If Flux part policy prefers vendor-hosted URLs, update the property to the official URL.Pin Description fields. Adding descriptions such as VAC in (N), VAC in (L), -Vout, Com, and +Vout would improve library quality.Unspecified on all terminals: For better ERC/library semantics, consider assigning AC input pins as power/input and DC output pins as power/output or appropriate passive/power terminal types.Scope
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