LPS24 Power Supplies - External/Internal (Off-Board)

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AC/DC converters are components of electrical systems used to transform alternating current into direct current or vice versa. In many practical applications, AC/DC converters are essential for connecting alternating current sources to direct current buses. An example of an AC/DC converter is the linear power supply 24 (LPS24), which is designed to convert an AC voltage supply into a DC output.

The LPS24 is a type of switched-mode AC/DC converter. This type of converter differs from linear AC/DC converters in the sense that it is more efficient and takes up less space in applications. The LPS24 uses a bridge rectifier to change the alternating current input voltage into a unidirectional voltage waveform. It then uses power transistors to turn the output on and off in a specific pattern to produce a pulsed DC voltage output. This enables the converter to transform the incoming alternating current into a regulated DC voltage.

The LPS24 is suitable for a variety of applications such as power supply for test equipment, industrial controls, machine tools and medical diagnostics. It has a wide input voltage range, from 85-264 Vac, and operates at a frequency range of 47-51 Hz. It also has a wide operating temperature range of -30 to +85 °C, making it suitable for a range of environments. The LPS24 also has a variety of protection functions to ensure the safety of the device, such as an over current protection function, short circuit protection, over voltage protection and over temperature protection.

The LPS24 is a very reliable and efficient AC/DC converter. Its spacious input range and high temperature tolerance make it suitable for a variety of applications. It also has a variety of protection functions which ensure the safety of the device and the connected loads. The pulsed DC voltage output produced by the LPS24 enables it to efficiently transform AC input voltages into a regulated DC output.

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