I bit the bullet a week ago and ordered a 5-pack of
these. My use case is various small consumers in the machine room, like fiber converter, SIP ATA boxes, and environment monitor Raspberry π. I have a 24V battery backed supply, called "Main Bus B" (of course) that I'm thinking of supplying these from, and to do that I need switching buck converters.
I connected one up, powering it with 28V from the 6209, and loaded it with a 120Ω power resistor at 5V. Current is predictably low at ~42mA (or so says the 428b, once warmed up) and started poking at the input and output with a scope in AC-coupled mode. (watched
first.)
They seem to be running the converter at about 100KHz, and I measure some 50mV of ripple on the input, and slightly less, both in waveform nastyness and amplitude, on the output. The input ripple is full of transients, while the output is a pretty well-formed sawtooth. I'll poke at it at higher voltage and current too, but I'm pretty certain it'll get worse as I crank things up.