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Advanced 1U full-rack ac/dc programmable supplies add 2.7-kW platform

December 2, 2019 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

The TDK-Lambda 1U Full-Rack 2.7-kW ac/dc Programmable Power Supply Series adds to the already released 1.7-kW, 5-kW, 10-kW and 15-kW platforms. The 2.7-kW platform provides the user with a choice of ten different models, ranging from 10V-265A to 600V-4.5A, that have advanced performance and functionality well suited for design, test and measurement within the Laboratory/R&D environment and address broad market segments including automotive, aerospace, semiconductor, industrial and renewable/alternative energy.

Built into a lightweight 1U high, 19-in. (483 mm) wide rack-mountable chassis, the 2.7 kW power supply series GENESYSplusoffers five embedded front panel setup menus that offer user-selectable functions including Internal Resistance simulation, Slew-Rate control of Output voltage/current, Constant-Power limit and Arbitrary waveform generation.

All models have three ac input options which include a single-phase 230-Vac input (with 0.99 PF), a three-phase 208-Vac input (with 0.94 PF) or a wide-range 400Vac/480Vac input (with 0.94 PF), and have conversion efficiencies up to 90.5% with cooling fan speed control (for reduced audible noise and extended life).

Standard safety features include user-selectable safe-start/auto re-start and last setting memory along with other built-in protective functions including output over-voltage protection (OVP), output under-voltage limit (UVL), output under-voltage protection (UVP), fold-back protection (FOLD) for CV or CC mode, output over-current limit (OCL) and over-temperature protection (OTP).

A new advanced parallel master/slave system allows for up to four units to be connected in parallel with auto-configuring technology and provides dynamic response and output voltage ripple/noise characteristics comparable to that of a single unit.

All model functions can be programmed locally via the menu-driven front panel display or remotely using software instrument drivers with any one of the three built-in standard digital interfaces (LAN (LXI 1.5), USB (2.0) and RS-232/RS-485). Other programming interfaces include the built-in standard isolated analog program/monitor/control interface, the optional IEEE (IEEE 488.2) and ModBUS-TCP digital interfaces.

The 2.7-kW Power Supply Series carries a five-year warranty, has safety certifications to IEC/EN/UL/cUL 60950-1 and has the CE mark in accordance with the Low Voltage, EMC (IEC/EN61204-3; industrial environment) and RoHS directives.

For more information about the TDK-Lambda 1U full-rack 2.7-kW ac/dc programmable power supply series, visit the TDK-Lambda Americas Programmable & High Voltage website at https://us.tdk-lambda.com/hp/product_html/genplus1u2_7.htm and fill out an online Information Request at https://us.tdk-lambda.com/hp/Form/request_genplus2-7.htm.

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