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PAH300

350S24

-SERIES 

TDK-Lambda 

6

 

 

Recommended input filter as EMI countermeasure 

        (conforms to VCCI Class 1, FCC class A) 
 

(1) Recommended input filter   

as EMI countermeasure   

 

 

 

CNT

+Vin

CASE

-Vin

C1
+

C7

C8

C9

Fuse

L1

POWER

MODULE

 

 
Fig.1-6 Recommended input filter   

as EMI countermeasure   

 

Recommended Values: 

C1 : 680

μ

F (Electrolytic Capacitor)     

   

  3 pcs in parallel 

C7 : 10

μ

F (Ceramic Capacitor) 

C8,C9 : 0.47

μ

F (Film Capacitor) 

        L1 : 1mH (Common-mode choke coil)

 

 
 

Notes 
1. For the power module output, connect output capacitors 

described in the basic circuit connection.

  

 

  2.  C1  (Electrolytic  Capacitor)  value  can  be  reduced  if 

impedance  of  input  line  is  lower  and  operation  of 
power module is stable. 

   
  3.  VCCI  Class  1,  FCC  Class  A  limits  can  be  satisfied 

with the above recommended filter at Densei-Lambda 
measuring conditions. However, there are cases where 
above  limits  might  not  be  satisfied  due  to  input  and 
output  wiring  method,  as  well  as,  peripheral  circuits. 
When  selecting  input  filter,  be  sure  to  verify  actual 
EMI characteristics (CE and RE) before finalizing the 
filter. Refer to PAH300

350S24-* Evaluation Data for 

details.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

2. Output Voltage Adjustment Range 

  Output  voltage  could  be  adjusted  within  the  range 
described below by external resister or variable resistor. 
  However,  take  note  that  OVP  might  trigger  when 
output voltage adjustment exceeds the ranges indicated 
below. 

 
  Output Voltage Adjustment Range

 

      12V  : -40%~+10% of nominal output Voltage 
      28V  : -40%~+18% of nominal output Voltage 
 

  When increasing the output voltage, reduce the output 
current  accordingly  so  as  not  to  exceed  the  maximum 
output power. 
  Take note that input voltage range is limited as shown 
in fig.2-1 when output voltage is increased. 
Remote sensing is possible even when output voltage is 
varied.  For  details  on  remote  sensing  function,  please 
refer to “9.Remote Sensing”. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fig.2-1 Limit of Input Voltage 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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18

18.5

19

19.5

110

100

90

Input Voltage (VDC)

120

28V Model

12V Model

118

60

0

Summary of Contents for PAH300 Series

Page 1: ...ionon electronic equipment For input terminalsof24 V inputmodels apply avoltagefromaprimary sourcewith reinforced ordouble insulation Output voltage of this product is considered to have hazardous ene...

Page 2: ...TP 9 Remote Sensing S S terminal 10 ON OFF Control CNT terminal 11 Parallel Operation 12 Series Operation 13 Operating Ambient Temperature 14 Operating Ambient Humidity 15 Storage Ambient Temperature...

Page 3: ...lter Baseplate CASE Switching Frequency fixed 330kHz typ Sequence Time Chart For Standard Model with Negative logic for ON OFF control Input Voltage Output Voltage 1 ON OFF Control L H 0V Vin 0V Vout...

Page 4: ...rminal CASE Baseplate Terminal S Remote Sensing Terminal CNT ON OFF Control Terminal TRM Output Voltage Trimming Terminal Vin Input Terminal S Remote Sensing Terminal V Output Terminal Baseplate can b...

Page 5: ...connect electrolytic capacitor or ceramic capacitor between Vin and Vin terminals Furthermore use electrolytic capacitor with small ESR value Especially take note that during line turn off at low amb...

Page 6: ...y that ripple current does not exceed allowable ripple current before use C5 0 1 F To reduce spike noise voltage at the output connect a ceramic capacitor between V and V within 50mm distance from the...

Page 7: ...ut and output wiring method as well as peripheral circuits When selecting input filter be sure to verify actual EMI characteristics CE and RE before finalizing the filter Refer to PAH300 350S24 Evalua...

Page 8: ...output voltage higher 2 1 Allowable maximum output current maximum output power output voltage reduce maximum output current in specification 2 2 Connect an external resistor Radj up between TRM term...

Page 9: ...note that power module might be damaged continuing output short circuit or over load conditions depending on thermal conditions 7 OverVoltageProtection OVP This power module has built in OVP function...

Page 10: ...l should be shorted to Vin terminal 2 When ON OFF control function is not used for the P option and PT option CNT terminal should be opened 3 When using long wiring for prevention of noise attach a 0...

Page 11: ...gh care when storing the power module because rust which causes poor solderability would form in each terminal when stored in high temperature high humidity environment 17 Cooling Method Operating tem...

Page 12: ...g a resistor etc DC Isolation Tester Vin CASE CNT Vin V S TRM S V Over 100M at 500VDC Fig 20 1 Isolation Test 21 Vibration Vibration of power module is defined in case of mounting on printed circuit b...

Page 13: ...m Land diameter 3 0 mm Output terminals 2 0 mm Hole diameter 2 5 mm Land diameter 4 5 mm Mounting Holes FG Hole diameter 3 5 mm Land diameter 5 5 mm For position of the holes see outline drawing of th...

Page 14: ...l 3 5 Non threaded hole 2 2 Standard model and Poption model M3 Threaded hole 3 Regarding Vibration The vibration specification of the module is determined assuming that only the power module is mount...

Page 15: ...ts For cases where output voltage adjustment is used is the resistor or volume setting connections correctly done 3 Output voltage is low Is specified input voltage applied Are the remote sensing term...

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