flex power supply presentation 1.ppt

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one solution, manyapplication

Integrated Electronic Solution

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ONE SOLUTION, MANY APPLICATIONONE SOLUTION, MANY APPLICATION

Flex Power Supply

• Based on Semi-resonant Switching Technology: highperformance till 93% and highly dynamic output power.

• Very compact in sie and cost-effecti!e" they are theperfect choice when power supply is needed forelectronic loads" #$s" sensors" resisti!e" inducti!e andcapaciti!e loads.

• &ne single article in your stoc' suits all input !oltageoptions.

• (igh relia)ility and dura)ility: *TB+ !alues up to ,.hours. 3 years arranty.


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Products Range Out: 24Vdc

ModelOutput

CurrentA 40°C

Input VoltageVac

Outputvoltage

Vdc

+$/0124 3 55, - 23 2

+$/0924 , 55, - 23 2

+$/05624 6., 55, - 23 2

+$/02724 5 55, - 23 2

+$/0,24 2, 55, - 23 2

+$/092B , 23--, 2

+$/0562B 6., 23--, 2

+$/0272B 5 23--, 2

+$/0,2B 2, -, 3ph 2


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Products Range Out: 5, 12,48 Vdc

ModelOutput

CurrentA 40°C

Input VoltageVac

Outputvoltage

Vdc

+$/01,4 , 55, 8 23 ,+$/01524 1 55, 8 23 52

+$/056524 52 55, 8 23 52

+$/027524 56 55, 8 23 52

+$/05674 3"6, 55, 8 23 7+$/02774 6 55, 8 23 7

+$/0,74 52 55, 8 23 7


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Man Flex!lty nput"oltage

• +$/0 #roducts 9"

56 and 27 B" can

)e used with the mostcommon mains

!oltage input

•t simplifies stoc'management.


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More Power: #Power $oost%

• 4s an eample" +le5624 is a 2Vdc powersupply that features a continuous duty current of,4 at 1; and a #ower Boost of 5,%"e


7/17ONE SOLUTION, MANY APPLICATIONONE SOLUTION, MANY APPLICATION

More Power at "aryngrated te&perature

• =o you need more current>

• =o you need a wider operating temperature range>

+$/0 fits all applications ?

4s an eample"+le5624 can

)e the right

solution for two

design cases in!ery different

temperature

conditions

6.,4" 2Vdc in continuous

duty at ;

,4" 2Vdc in continuous dutyat 1; @ #ower Boost 6",

for at least 3 min.



'ccup Mode: (uto&atcRestart

• This is the default factory

setting of all +$/0 units.

• n case of short-circuit or

o!erloading" the outputcurrent is interrupted.

• The de!ice tries again to

re-esta)lish output

!oltage and normalcondition a)out e!ery 2

second till the pro)lem is

cleared. Aumper settings



Manual Reset: restart !yoperator

• n case of short-circuit oro!erloading" the output

current is interrupted.

• n order to restart the output

it is necessary to switch-offthe input circuit for a)out 5

minute.

• This protection mode is

particularly suggested inapplications where safety

procedures re



)ontnuous OutputMode

• n case of short-circuit oro!erload" the output current is'ept at high !alues with nearero !oltage.

• n case of short circuit thecurrent can reach up to 3 timesthe rated current at 1;

• This protection mode is usedto meet the re



#Power *ood% relay

Montorng t+e OutputVoltage e"el• &utput !oltage is

continuously monitored.The units +$/09" 56"27" , are e



Output crcuts protected!y Magneto-t+er&al crcut

!rea.ers• Standard output circuit )rea'ers can )etriggered



F/0 Meets / 3234-1Regulaton

• +$/0 units comply with the norm re



/asy parallel connecton

ith +$/0 technology it is easier to dou)le

capacity. The units +$/027 and +$/0, can

)e easily connected in parallel without needing

high precision instruments" )ut a normal tester.

Aust remo!e the Gumper and tric' is done?



Very s&all d&ensons

The higher performances o)tained with the +$/0 line" allow almost half dimensions ascon!entional technology and higher performances. 4n eample is +le124 1with maimum current till 14. n permanent duty at ; it can deli!er 34 at 2Vdc.

4ctually #ower supply

in the mar'et

+le 124



or&s )ertcatons

The FLEX series coplies !ith the ost deandingcurrent nors and standards"

FLEX devices are con#oring !ith$

c%Lus listed &0' approved$ all range (4 Vdc output

%L &0' con#or$ #or range &) *() 4' Vdc output

'+,--.,EEC EMC /irective

(00.,+&,EC Lo! Voltage1

Eission$ IEC .*0002.24

Iunit3$ IEC .*0002.2(

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