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| Image | Part Number | Manufacturer | Description | Series | Type | Output | Voltage | Current | Size / Dimension | Mercury |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LXMG1623-12-44 | Microsemi | MOD INVERTER CCFL DUAL 4W 12V | LXMG1623-12-4x | CCFL and UV Lamps | 1800V | - | - | 4.53" L x 1.18" W x 0.26" H (115mm x 30mm x 6.5mm) | - | |
| NDL-102 | JKL Components Corporation | INVERTER 20-30CM2 FOR EL LAMP | - | Electroluminescent (EL) Backlighting | 80 V ~ 120 V | - | - | 0.87" L x 0.83" W x 0.55" H (22mm x 21mm x 14mm) | - | |
| LXMG1627-05-61 | Microsemi | MOD INVERTER CCFL DUAL 4W 5V | PanelMatch™ | CCFL and UV Lamps | 600V | - | - | 6.50" L x 0.83" W x 0.39" H (165mm x 21mm x 10mm) | - | |
| LXMG1626-05-65 | Microsemi | DUAL 5W OUTPUT CCFL INVERTER | PanelMatch™ | CCFL and UV Lamps | 600V | - | - | 5.24" L x 0.98" W x 0.30" H (133mm x 25mm x 7.5mm) | - | |
| LXM1615-03-01 | Microsemi | MOD INVERTER CCFL DGTL SGL OUT | LXM1615-03-xx | CCFL and UV Lamps | 1800V | - | - | 3.70" L x 0.59" W x 0.18" H (94mm x 15mm x 4.6mm) | - | |
| LXMG1618-12-43 | Microsemi | MOD INVERTER CCFL 4W 12V PROG | LXMG1618-12-4x | CCFL and UV Lamps | 1600V | - | - | 3.39" L x 0.63" W x 0.18" H (86mm x 16mm x 4.6mm) | - | |
| LXMG1612-12-03 | Microsemi | MOD INVERTER CCFL DGTL SGL 12V | LXMG1612-12-xx | CCFL and UV Lamps | 1800V | - | - | 4.96" L x 0.63" W x 0.31" H (126mm x 16mm x 8mm) | - | |
| LXMG1643-12-64 | Microsemi | MOD INVERTER CCFL QUAD 6W 12V | PanelMatch™ | CCFL and UV Lamps | 2000V | - | - | 7.40" L x 1.65" W x 0.32" H (187.96mm x 41.91mm x 8.13mm) | - | |
| LXMG1617A-03-22 | Microsemi | MOD INVERTER CCFL 2.2W 3.3V PROG | LXMG1617A-03-2x | CCFL and UV Lamps | 1300V | - | - | 3.39" L x 0.63" W x 0.19" H (86mm x 16mm x 4.7mm) | - | |
| BXA-501/KIT | JKL Components Corporation | INVERTER FOR UV LAMP W/CABLE 2PC | - | CCFL and UV Lamps | 700V | - | - | 1.65" L x 0.79" W x 0.43" H (42mm x 20mm x 11mm) | - |
Inverters are electronic devices that convert direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC). They are commonly used in applications where AC power is required but only DC power sources are available, such as in solar power systems, battery-operated devices, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and automotive electronics. Inverters come in various designs and configurations to meet different voltage, frequency, and power output requirements.