8739140000

Series:	INSTA
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Enclosed
Number of Outputs:	1
Voltage - Input:	85 ~ 264 VAC
Voltage - Output 1:	24V
Voltage - Output 2:	--
Voltage - Output 3:	--
Voltage - Output 4:	--
Current - Output (Max):	2A
Power (Watts):	48W
Applications:	ITE (Commercial)
Voltage - Isolation:	4kV
Efficiency:	78%
Operating Temperature:	-10°C ~ 70°C (With Derating)
Features:	Adjustable Output, Load Sharing, Universal Input
Mounting Type:	DIN Rail
Size / Dimension:	2.46" L x 2.76" W x 3.56" H (62.5mm x 70.0mm x 90.5mm)
Minimum Load Required:	--
Approvals:	CE, cULus, cURus, GOST, TUV

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AC DC Converters

AC and DC stand for Alternating Current and Direct Current, respectively. AC DC converters are devices that convert AC power into DC power and vice versa. There is wide range of applications for AC DC converters, including industrial equipment and consumer electronics.

Applications for AC DC Converters

The most common application for AC DC converters is to power motors, such as electric fans and pumps. They are also used to regulate the voltage and frequency of power supplies. AC DC converters are also used in other applications such as automotive, medical, and aerospace industries.Another popular use of AC DC converters is in the electrical industry. They are used to transform input signals into electrical output signals, allowing for smooth and reliable operation of machinery. The combination of AC and DC converter functions can also be used in power supply systems, and they can be used to improve the efficiency of devices such as air conditioners, heaters, and electric vehicles.

Working Principles of AC DC Converters

AC DC converters generally consist of two main components: an AC input source and a DC output. The AC input is fed through a rectifier, which detects the AC input’s voltage and frequency. The rectifier then converts the AC input power into a DC output power, which is then used to regulate the voltage and frequency of the output.The most common of these converters are the buck or boost converters. These are used to transform an AC input of a fixed voltage and frequency into a DC output of variable voltage and frequency. This enables the device to operate reliably at both high and low input voltages.Another type of converter is the flyback converter, which is used to transform AC inputs of different voltages and frequencies into DC outputs. This is useful for powering and regulating devices that require a high amount of power, such as electric fans and pumps.Finally, there are converters specifically designed for regulated power. These converters use complex mathematical algorithms to ensure that the output power is always consistent and does not vary with different input voltages.

Conclusion

The wide range of applications for AC DC converters makes them a crucial tool for industry, consumer electronics, automotive, and aerospace applications. From regulating power in machinery to ensuring reliable operation of devices, AC DC converters are versatile and provide consistent output power regardless of the input. The different types of AC DC converters also provide the flexibility required for many different applications.

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