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EN/LZT 146 024 R1A Ericsson Power Modules AB, March 2003
Operating Information
Remote Control (RC)
Turn-on or turn-off can be realized by using the RC-pin. If pin 11 is
connected to pin 17 the power module turns off. Normal operation
is achieved if pin 11 is open (NC). To ensure safe turn-off the voltage
difference between pin 11 and 17 shall be less than 1.0V. The pin is
to be connected to an open collector output with a sink capacity
of >300 A (see g. 1).
Parallel Operation
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Specifications subject to change without notice.
Figure 1
PKF
The resistance is given by the following equation
(For VIon>34.5V):
RIon = (2655 – VIon)/(VIon – 34.5) k
VIoff is the adjusted turn-off input voltage and is determined by
VIon –VIoff = 2 V (typical value).
To decrease VIon a resistor should be connected between pin 10 and
11 (see g. 2). The resistance is given by the following equation (for
30.5V < VIon > 34.5V):
RIon = 45 × (VIon – 30.5) /(34.5 – VIon) k
Turn-on/off Input Voltage
The power module monitors the input voltage and will turn on and
turn off at predetermined levels. These levels can be adjusted by
means of external resistors.
To increase VIon a resistor should be connected between pin 11 and 17
(see g.2).
Figure 2
Output Voltage Adjust (Vadj)
Output voltage, VO, can be adjusted by using an external resistor or
other external circuitry. If other circuitry is used, the slew rate has
to be limited to maximum 5 V/ms. If pins 8 and 9 are not connected
together the output will decrease to a low value. To increase VO a
resistor should be connected between pin 8/9 and 17, and to decrease
VO a resistor should be connected between pin 8 and 9 (see g. 4).
Figure 3
Typical required resistor value to increase VO is given by:
Radj = 5 × (2.25 – VO)/(VO – VOi) k
where
VO is the desired output voltage,
VOi is the typical output voltage initial setting
Typical required resistor value to decrease VO is given by:
Radj = 19 × (VOi – VO)/(VO – 1.477) k