High output current densities on power units

An Amplicon product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jan 30, 2002

Two new CompactPCI power units use patented technology to deliver very high output current densities and have many features designed to support hot-swap redundant applications

Amplicon has recently introduced two new CompactPCI power units to its already comprehensive range.

Designed in 3U high x 8HP wide chassis, both units use Power-One's patented Efficient Dual Geometric Edge (EDGE) technology.

This technology allows very high output current densities, offering 5Vdc or 3.3Vdc at 40amps on the main rails plus a further +12Vdc at 5.5amps and -12Vdc at 1.5amps.

The units are available with a Power Factor Corrected universal input (type CPA) or a dc/dc input of 36-75Vdc (type CPD).

With an efficiency of over 80%, the supplies have many features designed to support hot-swap redundant applications.

Connections to the host chassis are via a standard Positronic 47-pin connector.

The front panel has both input and output voltage status LED's, and interface signals include inhibit, power fail and temperature warning.

The 5Vdc, 3.3Vdc and +12Vdc rails all have remote sense, current sharing facilities and are fitted with the FET equivalents of ORing diodes.

All units operate from 0 to 50*C with 250LFM of cooling air.

The CPA/CPD CompactPCI units meet CE for LVD, and EMC standards, and a 6U version will shortly be available for those users of the larger chassis.

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