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Unit Description PSU
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Unit Description PSU
1 Product Overview
This document describes the Power Supply Unit (PSU).
Figure 1 The PSU-AC
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Figure 2 The PSU-DC+24 and PSU-DC 48
1.1 Purpose The PSU converts incoming voltage to 48 V DC system voltage. The unit which is of the Peripheral Product (PP) type, is available for the following types of voltage:
• 120 – 250 V AC
• +24 V DC
• 48 to 60 V DC (three-wire)
1.2 Variants The following variants exist:
• PSU-AC (rectifier that converts 120 – 250 V AC mains power to 48 V DC)
• PSU-DC+24 (converts +24 V DC to 48 V DC)
• PSU-DC-48 (converts a variable input voltage of 40 to 60 V DC to
48 V DC)
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1.3 Hardware and Software Compatibilities
For information about hardware and software compatibilities for the PSU, see Compatibilities for Hardware and Software.
2 Function Description
The figures below are block diagrams of the PSU-DC and PSU-AC variants.
Figure 3 PSU-DC
Figure 4 PSU-AC
The PSU consists of the following:
• Input filter – filters incoming sine voltage to prevent unwanted signals from radiating to or from the PSU
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• DC/DC converter – converts the incoming voltage to 48 V DC system
voltage
• Output filter (EMC filter) – filters the output voltage to prevent unwanted signals radiating from the PSU
• Control and supervision circuits
The PSU-AC also contains the following:
• Bridge – rectifies the incoming voltage
• Boost converter – draws a sinusoidal input current from the mains supply in phase with the input voltage, enabling the power supply to have a high power factor and low distribution on input current
The PSU:
• Converts incoming voltage to 48 V DC system voltage.
• Detects temperature alarms by means of an internal temperature sensor
located at a critical hot spot.
• Communicates with the Control Basic Unit (CBU)
3 Dimensions
The dimensions of the PSU are shown in the table below.
Table 1 PSU Dimensions
Width (mm) Weight (kg) 60.6 <3.5
Note: The height and depth measurements of the PSU conform to standard power subrack requirements.
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4 Power
The power characteristics of the PSU are outlined in the following subsections.
4.1 Voltage Range
The voltage range of each PSU variant is shown in the table below.
Table 2 PSU Voltage Range
PSU Variant Voltage Range PSU-AC Nominal 120 – 250 V AC PSU-DC+24 V Nominal 19.5 – 30 V DC PSU-DC 48 V Nominal 48 to 60 V DC
4.2 Fuses The AC and DC input is protected by an external fuse.
Table 3 External Input Fuse Information
Attribute +24 V DC AC -48 V DC Fuse rating 75 A 16 A 40 A (slow-blow) Breaking 5 kA 5 kA 5 kA capacity
5 Interfaces
The interfaces of the PSU are described in the following subsections.
5.1 Signal and Power Interfaces
The external interfaces of the PSU are shown in the table below:
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Table 4 PSU Descrip- Quantity Connec- Marking Location Variant tion tor Common Cable 1 REMA DC out Front from PSU female to busbar. Used for DC power Common Cable 1 RJ45, EC bus Front RS485 8-pole between PSU and AUH. Used for equip- ment con- trol. PSU-AC Cable 1 IEC 320 AC in Front from ACCU to PSU. Used as PSU AC input. PSU-DC Cable 1 REMA DC in Front from female DCCU to PSU. Used as PSU DC input.
5.2 Operator Interfaces
The PSU has the following operator interfaces:
Table 5 PSU LEDs
Color Status Red Fault (F) Green Operational (O) Yellow Information (I)
