Analog Devices 5B Series Power Supplies

Analog Devices' line of compact AC/DC modular supplies offer system designers a means of supplying a reliable, easy to use, low cost solution to powering the 5B Series and 6B Series Signal Conditioning subsystems. These models provide high accuracy, short circuit protected, regulated outputs with very low noise and ripple characteristics. All models contain threaded inserts to facilitate ease of mounting on the rear of the AC1363 19" rack mount kit. Screw terminals also provide ease of connections to both AC line supply and backplane power input terminals.

Three models are offered in power levels of 5 watt (Model 955) and 25 watt (Model PWR-01). High power, 25 watt, versions are supplied with plus and minus line sense terminals to facilitate remote load regulation. Two AC input voltage ranges provide the capability of handling varying line supply applications: 120 Vac (Model 955) and 120/240 Vac (Model PWR-01). These AC/DC supplies combine the advantages of both switching and linear regulated supplies in a small compact package. Using the switching regulator technique provides Model PWR-01 with high efficiency characteristics. The linear regulation method of Model 955 offers low levels of output noise and ripple - 2 mV rms, max. Model 955 provides a fixed 5 Vdc output (±2% max. accuracy), while Model PWR-01 offers an adjustable 5 Vdc output (±1% accuracy with ±3% adjustment range) and a "Power On" LED light.

If AC supply input fusing is desired, use a slow blow type fuse that is rated for 150% to 200% of the power supply's full load AC input. As a rule of thumb, the full load AC input current is typically 28 mA for each 1 watt of output power. Model PWR-01 is provided with an internal, nonreplaceable, 2 ampere slow blow fuse on the AC supply line. To protect signal conditioning modules, should internal faults occur, all supplies are designed to clamp at an output voltage of 6.2 volts.

Refer to the Outline Drawings section for mechanical drawings on Models 955 and PWR-01.