Function of isolation voltage of boost/buck module power supply(2)

Internationally, the inverter power supply series products below 400kVA have come out. In the early 1980s, Toshiba Corporation of Japan was the first to apply AC variable frequency speed regulation technology to air conditioners. By 1997, its share had reached more than 70% of Japan's household air conditioners. Inverter air conditioners have the advantages of comfort and energy saving. In the early 1990s, domestic research on inverter air conditioners began. In 1996, the production line was introduced to produce inverter air conditioners, which gradually formed a hot spot for inverter air conditioner development and production. A climax is expected around 2000. In addition to the variable frequency power supply, the inverter air conditioner also requires a compressor motor suitable for variable frequency speed regulation. Optimizing the control strategy and selecting functional components are the further development direction of the inverter power supply for air conditioners.

boost/buck wholesale supply are used in different places, and the matching specifications do not need to be selected. For example, AD-DC power supply is isolated. Generally, the isolation breakdown voltage specified in manufacturing sites is 5000VAC to 6000VAC; Generally, the manufacturing sites of dcdc power modules specify 1500VDC to 2500VDC, which will be higher in special manufacturing industries, and 6000VDC is specified in the medical device industry. Zhuo Xuan Electronic Technology is a professional manufacturer of boost/buck wholesale supply, dcdc power module, acdc wholesale supply, high voltage input power module, customized boost/buck wholesale supply, 3W/10W/25w/75w/100W/200W and other dcdc wholesale supply, which can provide a stable and reliable controller voltage for the customer system, and reasonably alleviate the problem of good and bad power use caused by static electricity and surge. It is also a data collection Expected plan for common power of communication subsystem.