Advertorials Components Bureau welcomes the latest digital configurable
power supplies from Artesyn Embedded Power The latest MP series GEN II that complements the existing 750 Watt to 50000 Watt (microMP) series can offer the lower power range offering 400 Watt to 1,800 Watts and comes in 4 models. The MP series is certified and meets safety approvals for Industrial EN 60950, Medical EN 60601 and rugged use for Military MIL-STD-810E.
The robust power supply comes with the option of conformal coating, offers a wide temperature range of -40°C ~ 70°C, low noise intelligent fan (speed control/fault status) and comes in 4 sizes µMP04: 10.8 W/cu-in, µMP09: 18.5 W/cu-in, µMP10: 15.1 W/cu-in and the µMP16: 22.9 W/cu-in.y (13.9 W/cu- in). Features 12 outputs, an input voltage of 85 – 264 Vac and MTBF demonstrated at 350,000 hours at full load.
The µMP meets industrial shock and vibration (> 50G) making it ideal for heavy industrial use. The µMP series is PMBus®
Artesyn’s website. compliant and controllable by a free GUI download available through
Other features the µMP series offer are I2C interface and monitor of PFC, individual module inhibit and EMI Level B.
The MP series offers so much in a maximum of 256.9 mm x 127 mm x 40.0 mm dimensions
For more information about the full range of the µMP please contact Components Bureau at:
www.componentsbureau.com
Telonic Instruments presents SIGLENT
Technologies new Flagship 1 GHz Oscilloscope The new SDS5000X Oscilloscope series is available with a bandwidth up-to 1 GHz, a maximum sample rate of 5 GS/s, and a maximum acquisition memory of 250 Mpts. It features powerful data analysis and measurement features and is well equipped to solve the complex challenges of embedded circuit design.
SDS5000X-series is available with bandwidths of 350, 500, and 1 GHz, features a maximum sample rate of 5 GS/s, 250 Mpts of acquisition memory and a waveform-update rate of up-to 110,000 wfm/s. To help maintain high test speeds, many of its waveform analysis features are implemented in hardware.
The SDS5X includes a full digital trigger with qualified and zone triggering to help isolate faults more quickly. This technique enables a highly sensitive and accurate trigger control. It also includes a new low noise front end that delivers an industry leading vertical sensitivity of 500 µV/div, making the SDS5X a perfect tool for debugging small signals.
One of the best features of this new platform is the usability. The scope includes a large 10.1” touch screen that includes gesture operation and a clear layout that makes the scope extremely easy-to-use. For example, setting up the zone trigger is as simple as drawing a square with your finger.
For multi-domain analysis, the oscilloscope has hardware-based frequency analysis utilising up- to 2 Mpts for the FFT-calculation. This deep memory FFT provides higher frequency resolution than many other FFT based systems. Furthermore, the SDS5X can be upgraded to include MSO/16 digital channels and an external 25 MHz arbitrary waveform generator at any time.
For serial bus troubleshooting, the SDS5X includes free decoding on all low speed serial buses (RS232, CAN, LIN, and I2C) and can be upgraded with decoding kits for more specialised buses (CAN-FD, I2S, FlexRay and MIL1553B) at any time. The scope also features bandwidth upgrade options that give you the flexibility to get the performance you need at a price you can afford.
Powerbox announces high peak load power supply for medical laser applications
Powerbox, one of Europe’s largest power supply companies, and for more than four decades a leading force in optimizing power solutions for demanding applications, has announced the release of its new power supply solution for high peak load applications in the medical sector. Based on digital control and high energy storage management techniques, the SMM3000A80024C series delivers 2.25kW repetitive peak power to medical lasers with high efficiency. The SMM3000A80024C complies with medical safety standards and for silent operation it includes a thermo-controlled cooling system.
The power supply provides a level of protection, primary to secondary main output of 2xMOOP, and 2xMOPP to auxiliary output. To accommodate different capacitor banks and applications, the output voltage can be adjusted from zero to 800VDC (600VDC nominal) with an output current of 5.5A at nominal. An automatic current controller guarantees that the power envelope is always within safe limits, reducing capacitor aging and overstressing of components, thus contributing to a longer lifetime. The SMM3000A80024C has a built-in microprocessor constantly monitoring the charging status, reporting end of charge and discharge level, as well as all protection warnings due to abnormal operation such as over- temperature, over-voltage and current.
To reduce line disturbances the SMM3000A80024C includes a very high efficiency power factor corrector (PFC), soft-start circuitry, filtering and is housed in a six-sided shielded case. To limit audible noise to a minimum, the SMM3000A80024C’s fans are thermo-controlled, regulating their speed to the minimum required for normal, safe operation.
The SMM3000A80024C also delivers an auxiliary output voltage of 24VDC, reducing the need for an additional power supply to power laser controller and interfaces. For additional power, the SMM3000A80024C can be connected in parallel.
PRBX (POWERBOX) LIMITED
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Please contact Telonic Instruments for further details.
Tel: 0118 9786911
www.telonic.co.uk www.siglent.co.uk
New, HBB high power circular connectors from
Smiths Interconnect – now assembled by Aerco Ltd Ruggedized High Performance Circular Power Connectors for Harsh Environments.
The newly re-launched HBB series of single pole high power 300A and 500A circular connectors from Smiths Interconnect offer a compact, lightweight and ruggedized heavy duty connector designed for use in all types of harsh environment applications, including electric vehicle drive systems, rail transport and industrial applications. Now assembled by Aerco, they are available with no MOQ and two week lead- times.
Available in a RoHs compliant Black Zinc Nickel finish, the durable HBB delivers a more efficient, higher current transmission in a more compact and lighter connector compared to similar sized 38999 style products and has a superior endurance of 5000 mating cycles. Meeting design SWaP goals of high power within a small size and minimal weight interconnect solution, the 300A connector is achieved in a size 17 shell and the 500A connector in a size 21 shell, with current specified at 100°C. The robust aluminium shell is available in three different shell polarizations, fully sealed to IP67 ingress protection and featuring 360° EMI/RFI shielding via a customer serviceable conductive ‘O’ ring, which is fitted as standard to receptacles.
The HBB series is rated for surge/inrush currents of 6 kA for the 300A and 10kA for the 500A for 1 sec, making it suitable for deployment in applications like induction motors and power converters.
The connectors assemble using a straight push on procedure to fully mate with a traditional quick release bayonet un-mating mechanism, resulting in a minimal axial force required to assemble and separate with zero applied mating torque. The tactile ‘push mate’ mating provides confirmation of a full mate preventing “attached not locked” condition. The design facilitates easy mating and un-mating while near to neighbouring devices, supporting applications where higher density packing is required in space constrained environments. Safety protection includes a safety interlock last make, first break with full IP2X finger protection on pin and socket contacts.
www.aerco.co.uk
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