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The DTS240062UDC-P5/RP AC-DC desktop, wall adapter is a robust power converter designed to provide a reliable DC output for a variety of applications. It features a wide-range high voltage AC input, adjustable output voltage, and excellent power factor correction, making it an ideal choice for demanding applications. With its high level of safety features and reliable performance, it is suitable for a variety of applications.

Overview

The DTS240062UDC-P5/RP is an easy to use AC-DC desktop, wall adapter that offers a high efficiency, no-load switching power supply with a wide-range high voltage AC input. Its adjustable output voltage can be easily adjusted in the range from 5 volts to 24 volts, and a maximum current of 6 Amps. It also features an automatic power factor correction, which increases the efficiency and reliability. Furthermore, the device is compliant with all relevant safety standards for EN 60950, CB IEC 60950, IEC 60364-4, and FCC.

Application field

The DTS240062UDC-P5/RP AC-DC desktop, wall adapter is typically used in applications where a reliable and adjustable DC output is required. It is ideal for powering a wide range of digital equipment such as computers, telecommunication systems, storage systems, automotive devices, and many more. The adjustable output voltage, high efficiency, and wide-range AC input make the device incredibly versatile, and suitable for many applications.

Working principle

The DTS240062UDC-P5/RP AC-DC desktop, wall adapter works through the process of rectification. This process starts with the AC supply being fed into the device, which then passes through a rectifier. The rectifier converts the AC supply into a DC supply by removing the AC sine wave and passing only the positive voltage peaks. The DC output is then fed through an adjustable voltage regulator, which ensures the voltage remains stable and within the desired range.

The power factor correction stage is then activated to reduce line loss and increase efficiency. This stage works by injecting a current that is in phase with the AC voltage, which results in improved power factor. Additionally, the device also offers over voltage and over current protection, as well as short-circuit protection, both to ensure reliable operation.

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