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FUNCTION
The mains voltage
is connected to the diode bridge (3) via a RFI-filter (1) and the main
contactor (2). The mains voltage is rectified and smoothed by a filter
(4) and is then connected to the transistor switch (5). The transistor
switch converts the DC-voltage into high frequency pulses which are
applied to the main transformer (6).
The transformer provides isolation from the mains and transforms the
voltage to the rated output level.
The secondary voltage/current is rectified through the diode bridge
(7) and smoothed through the the LC-filter (8). The control unit (10),
which is supplied by the control transformer (9), monitors actual DC-current
by means of the shunt (11), actual DC-voltage, and controls the transistor
switch (5) until set and actual values correspond.
TECHNICAL DATA
& STANDARD SIZES
Supply voltage
: 3x380V, 50-60 Hz, other voltages on request.
Control accuracy : Voltage/current <1%.
Ambient temperature : Max 40 C. (at 50 C max 80% of nominal output
current).
Radio interference : Suppressed according to VDE 0871 A, wirebound
interference.
Power factor : About 0.95 at rated load.
Cooling : Air cooled by forced convection.
DC ripple : < 1% between 10-100% of output current at CC mode,
(typically < 0.5%).
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Humidity :
Max 85% relative.
Protections : Over-current, over-temperature, transient voltage
and short circuit protected.
Duty ratio : Designed for continuous operation at rated load
up to 1000 m altitude.
Efficiency : 0.85 - 0.92 depending on size.
Regulation range : Stepless - constant voltage/current 0 - 100%.
OPTIONS :
- Serial communication
- Programable
controller
- A/D and D/A
converters
- Signal converters
- Ah-counters
- Process timers
- Digital instrumentation
- 10-turns
potentiometers
- Pole reversing
units
- Control unit
for pulse plating
- Custom designed
rectifiers
- Units in
19" rack system
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