Series:	CoolX™600 NFF
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
User Configuration:	Configurator
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	DC Output Module
Number of Outputs:	1
Voltage - Output:	24V (15 ~ 28 V)
Current - Output (Max):	8.33A
Power (Watts):	200W
Features:	Conformal Coating, Remote On/Off, Remote Sense, User Adjustable

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AC DC Configurable Power Supply Modules

The use of configurable AC/DC power supply modules in telecom and industrial applications has become commonplace in recent years. The AC/DC power supplies can provide power to a wide variety of electronic devices, and they come in a range of sizes and configurations to fit the particular application. It is important to understand the principles behind their operation and how they are able to provide the power that they do.The basic principle of operation of an AC/DC power supply module is that it is able to take input power and transform it into the necessary voltage and current for the application. The input power is typically in the form of alternating current (AC) and the output power is in the form of direct current (DC). The AC/DC power supply module is essentially a device that is able to convert AC to DC. The device is composed of several components, including a transformer, a rectifier and the filter.The transformer is the portion of the device that takes in the incoming AC signal and "transforms" it to the desired voltage level. It is important to note that the voltage must be correct for the application or device in question. The transformer is usually based on the principle of ‘electromagnetic induction’. It is effectively a wire coil that has a high resistance to its own current flow, and when current is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field that induces voltage across the two ends of the coil. This induced voltage is then used to create the desired voltage output.The rectifier is the second part of the AC/DC power supply module. It is a diode device that is able to take in the AC signal from the transformer and convert it to a direct current (DC) signal. This step is necessary because most electronic devices run on direct current rather than alternating current.The last part of the AC/DC power supply module is the filter. This is a device that is designed to "clean" the DC output of the rectifier. This ensures that any AC voltage that is present is eliminated and only the desired DC voltage is present for the application. The filter also helps stabilize the DC voltage and current signals.Once the AC/DC power supply module has been constructed it must then be connected to the device or application that it is being used to power. This is typically done through a series of wired connections between the output of the device and the inputs of the device or application in question. The wiring connections must be correct so that the device or application that is being powered can properly receive the power that it needs.The use of configurable AC/DC power supply modules in telecom and industrial applications has become more prevalent due to the fact that they are able to provide a more reliable and controllable source of power. They are also able to scale up or down depending on the application, and can provide the power that is needed in a more efficient manner than other power sources. It is important to understand the principles behind their operation and how they are able to provide the power that they do in order to maximize their efficiency and reliability.

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