TDK Lambda EMS 13-200-2-D Power Supply

The TDK Lambda EMS 13-200-2-D Power Supply can apply appropriate AC input to the power supply. No load associated to the output terminals can turn on the supply circuit breaker. The inward fans should begin instantly. The power supply should turn on following a delay of nearly five seconds. The fundamental AC switch should not be turned on and off within 30 seconds. This will guarantee the smooth operation of the soft start circuits.

The EMS 13-200-2-D could be arranged for local or remote programming. The power supply is programmed by the shorting connections on terminal strip TB1, or J1 (the 25 Pin “D” shell connector) found on the back board. The terminal designations for TB1 are silk screened. In local programming, the power supply may be regulated by the front board's Voltage and Current Knobs. To program the output from zero to full rated current, the user should configure the strapping connections on TB1/J1. An indicator from a higher potential source might be attenuated to the 100mV level by a resistor divider. For best execution, the source impedance of this divider should not surpass 1000 Ohms. This might not be needed for the 0-5 V or the 0-10 V options.

This TDK Lambda EMS model has a maximum voltage output of 13 V and a maximum current output of 200 A.

If you are interested in this model and you want to read and learn more about its specifications, features and options, you can check its manual, which is available on the ApexWaves.com website.