NMP1K2-C##CCC-05

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AC/DC converters are used to convert alternating current (AC) or direct current (DC) from one form to another. The NMP1K2-C##CCC-05 is an AC/DC converter designed to provide improved reliability and efficiency in a variety of applications. This article will provide an overview of the application field and working principle of the NMP1K2-C##CCC-05.

The NMP1K2-C##CCC-05 is a power supply module consisting of an AC input stage, DC input/output stages, and a control board. It has a wide input voltage range from 85VAC to 265VAC, making it suitable for global applications. The unit has an output current of 2A and output voltage of 12V. The DC input stage is able to receive up to 24V DC input, while the AC input stage is designed to accept up to 81V AC input. The unit also features an active power factor correction (PFC) and an adjustable output voltage range.

The NMP1K2-C##CCC-05 is suitable for a variety of applications including power supply for industrial machinery, medical equipment, LED lighting, and other electronic equipment. Due to its high efficiency, the device is able to provide a reliable and constant power supply with minimal power consumption. The active PFC helps to reduce the harmonic waveform distortion, resulting in an improved input power factor. The adjustable output voltage further helps to reduce component count and save cost.

The working principle of the NMP1K2-C##CCC-05 is a combination of the flyback transformer topology and the forward switch topology. In the flyback transformer topology, the input AC voltage is converted to a high-frequency AC voltage through an AC-DC bridge rectifier. This is then rectified and converted to a DC voltage before being fed to a ferrite core transformer. As the magnetizing current in the primary of the transformer is turned on and off, a time-varying magnetic field is created. This induces a proportional voltage in the secondary winding of the transformer which is rectified and filtered to create the output DC voltage.

In the forward switch mode topology, the same AC-DC bridge rectifier is used to convert the input AC voltage to DC. This is fed to a inductor-capacitor filter, which smooths out the DC voltage and supplies it to an Output Switching Regulator. The output switching regulator regulates the output DC voltage by turning the switch on and off, which creates a voltage ripple that is filtered out by an output filter. This provides a constant voltage output.

In summary, the NMP1K2-C##CCC-05 is an AC/DC converter designed to provide a reliable and efficient power supply solution in a variety of applications. The device combines the flyback transformer and forward switch mode topologies to provide an adjustable output voltage with improved power factor. The wide input voltage range, high efficiency, and active PFC all enable the device to provide consistent power supply with minimal power consumption.

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