People always say right tool,
right job. You have to find the
right tool for the job. Finding the
right tool, these days, can be a challenge.
If you’re hung up on buying high voltage switching power supply, then you’ve come to the right place for some advice.
Select the applicable output
voltage: Select the right power. To expand the lifespan of a switching power
supply, it is advised to choose one with 30% more than the rated output power.
Take load attributes into
consideration. Forbulbs, motors, or a capacitive load, users should pick a
suitable switching power supply to stopoverloads caused by a large current at
startup. For motors, users should consider a backward flow of voltage when the
device is stopped.
Users need to think
about hot the operating device runs. If
the power supply will overheat, then a supplementary cooling system is
needed. Output should be reduced in
high-temperature conditions.
Choose the features of
a switched mode power supply based on your project.
Protective features
like high-temperature protection, overvoltage protection, and overload
protection.
Do you need application
features like signal functions (an indication of failure and normal status),
remote measuring, parallel connection, and remote control?
Comply with the applicable
safety certifications. We saved it for
last, but remember SAFETY FIRST!
This rundown isn’t
comprehensive. It reflects just a
sampling of the kinds of questions you need to ask yourself when shopping for high-voltage DC-to-DC converters. The industry is competitive, but it’s
friendly, tool. If you need help finding the right piece for your project, then
give us a call. HVM Technology: 830-626-5552.