Power Supply Basics (page 7)
- Power supply standby voltage and off-load power draw
Standby Voltage The use of a Standby Voltage on computer power supplies became widespread when the ATX specification was published in 1995. It enables a computer to…
- Did you know that the TDK-Lambda RWS-B power supplies are available in a more rugged option?
For power supplies that operate in harsh environments, such as in high-reliability defence, automotive and aerospace applications, the electronic circuitry needs to be protected from moisture to…
- Running Switch-mode Power Supplies from Portable Generators
With many outdoor events now involving multiple, large display screens and a host of other electronics, portable diesel generator sets are often used to provide the AC…
- Reviewing power supply safety reports
The manufacturer’s datasheet provides a variety of information about the features and ratings of a power supply, but more information is needed for a correct and reliable…
- IEC/UL/EN 60950-1 Amendment 2
In August 2013, CENELEC published Amendment 2 to EN 60950-1:2006 covering the general safety requirements of ITE (Information Technology Equipment). July 2nd, 2016 is the expiry date…
- What is the usable power in a DC-DC converter?
The term “high usable power” is widely used by the manufacturers of DC-DC converters to describe their product’s performance. Many Engineers though tend to focus on the…
- HVDC Input Power Module Series Extended With Additional Output Voltages
TDK Corporation announces an extension to the PH-A280 series of high voltage input DC-DC converters. Capable of operating from 200 to 425Vdc, the new 3.3V, 15V and…
- Convection cooling power supplies
Convection cooled power supplies are ideal for applications where acoustical noise cannot be tolerated or when there is a possibility that dirt, dust and other materials can…
- Genesys™ 3U 15kW programmable power supply series adds high current 30, 40 and 50V models
TDK Corporation announces the introduction of three new models to TDK-Lambda’s Genesys™ series of programmable DC power supplies . The series is now available with outputs of…
- How do I use droop mode current share power supplies?
Power supplies are put in parallel for two main reasons; to increase the available output power or for redundancy to keep the system running if one supply…
