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News Release from: Amplicon | Subject: PALS400
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 04 August 2003
Switcher provides power over LANs
Amplicon has recently incorporated a new 400W switch-mode power supply, the PALS400 from Power-One, designed to provide power-over-LAN, into its product range.
Amplicon has recently incorporated a new 400W switch-mode power supply, the PALS400 from Power-One, designed to provide power-over-LAN, into its product range Compliant to the IEEE802.3AF standard, the fully enclosed supply provides isolation of 2250V DC between the main output, additional outputs and interface signals
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Feb 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Housed in a 264 x 102 x 41mm package designed for 1U high applications, the especially low ripple and noise DC outputs of 12V/16A and 48V/8A, are complimented by a 12V/500mA standby output to facilitate I2C interface operation.
The front panel includes alarm and monitor LEDs, AC input connector, on/off switch, handle and fan inlet.
The hot-swap SSI rear connector provides output power, and access to I2C, power fail, active-current share, remote sense, output good, power supply present and remote enable signals.
In addition, various other features include internal diode isolation for redundant operations, an 85 to 264V AC PFC corrected input to IEC61000-3-2, full power operation to +50C, and inrush current limiting.
Protection features include overload and short circuit, overtemperature/fan-fail warning and shutdown, output overvoltage and MOV input-transient protection.
The supply offers excellent protection against input voltage transients.
Fully floating supply outputs enable users to make use of them for either positive or negative polarity needs.
Duncan Palmer, Amplicon's Product Manager, Power Conversion group comments "This exciting new product is ideal for Amplicon, as it provides a solution to many of our LAN users who utilise LAN-based data acquisition systems where a prime power supply may not be available at a remote site".
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