It is very important to classify high-voltage DC regulated power supplies and choose applications purposefully.
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2019-08-12 01:23
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High-voltage DC regulated power supply, also known as DC high-voltage power supply, is a switching power supply that is input by AC voltage or three-phase power and has an AC voltage output of thousands of volts or hundreds of thousands of volts. It can achieve hundreds of watts or several kW, and can realize voltage regulator tube or steady flow.
The characteristics of high-voltage DC stabilized power supply are small volume, relatively light weight, high output power, relatively small ripple, low energy storage technology, high stability and reliability, and are currently used A more common current flow.
There are three main categories of recommended high-voltage DC power supplies:
1. High-voltage distributed DC power supply: It is a new type of DC power supply equipment, mainly used in small switch stations and user terminals, which can provide more reliable and uninterrupted working power for secondary control lines, and can also provide power for devices that meet the requirements. The required primary switchgear provides DC operating power.
2. Wall-mounted DC power supply: This power supply is suitable for small switch stations, small user substations and small 10kv substation systems. It has the advantages of small size, simple structure, and independent system composition. It is also one of the most widely used DC power supplies at present. .
3. Micro DC operating power supply: This power supply is mainly used in substations, switching stations, ring network cabinets and box-type substations for vacuum circuit breakers, vacuum contactors, load switches and other equipment as well as some secondary controls. Protection and signal circuits provide reliable DC power.
In the process of use, we need to choose a high-voltage DC power supply according to our own purpose, so that we can find a more suitable switching power supply, provide stable voltage and current, and induce electrification. should be treated with caution.
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