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HARDWARE THEORY. Contents: Product overview UPS principles Basic elements Pulse width modulation UPS and Safety/EMC. Hardware: Pluggables: 400 VA - 1500 VA: MATCH 700 VA & 1000 VA: MATCH long runtime 600 VA - 4000 VA: NetPro 600 VA - 3000 VA: 19” NetPro Installable:
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HARDWARE THEORY • Contents: • Product overview • UPS principles • Basic elements • Pulse width modulation • UPS and Safety/EMC
Hardware: Pluggables: 400 VA - 1500 VA: MATCH 700 VA & 1000 VA: MATCH long runtime 600 VA - 4000 VA: NetPro 600 VA - 3000 VA: 19” NetPro Installable: 3 kVA-10 kVA: D3-11/D10-11 5 kVA-10 kVA: D5-31/D10-31 15 kVA-20 kVA: D15-31/D20-31(new) 8 kVA-30 kVA: Delta-33-xx Interfaces & Cables SNMP/ETHERNET/X25/SPLITTERBOXES Software: Novell: PowerFLAG, Cables & Boards UNIX: PowerFLAG & PowerMON Windows (3.1-NT-‘95): PowerFLAG AS 400: VIC 400 Others: OS 2, Banyan, LAN server Victron Product OverViewUNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY (UPS)
boost normal inverter control OUT buck battery AVR relay safety relay PRINCIPLESLINE INTERACTIVE UPS (MATCH) IN
BASIC ELEMENTS • RECTIFIER • Transformer input - isolation (external batt.) • Autotrafo input - less weight • Switched mode input - passive OR active • BATTERIES • Lead - open OR hermetically sealed • NiCad - open OR hermetically sealed (wet/dry) • INVERTER • Step wave lf PWM • Quasi Step Wave hf PWM
PASSIVE ACTIVE p.f. current = 1 p.f. current = 0.6 to 0.9 SWITCHED MODE INPUTS
I peak COMPUTER I rms SMPS UPS U U I I I rms # 1 Amp. I peak = 5 Amps. CREST FACTOR = I peak / I rms = 5 CREST FACTOR
INPUT OUTPUT NO-LOAD COMPUTER LOAD P.F. = 0.6 INDUCTIVE LOAD COS phi = - LAGGING CAPACITIVE LOAD COS phi = + LEADING INPUT/OUPUT CHARACTERISTICS
IGBTInsulated Gate Bipolar Transistor • Input - like MOS FET • Output - like Transistor • Voltage controlled input • Robust & compact • Switch freq. Max 18kHz (MOS FET 40kHz) • Future designs will have IGBT’s • Same performance characteristics
PULSE WIDTH MODULATIONBASIC ELEMENTS SWITCHINGFREQUENCY 20-40kHz
WHY PULSE WIDTH MODULATION? • HIGH SWITCHING FREQUENCY • FAST CONTROL LOOP • EXCELLENT DYNAMIC STABILITY • VERY COMPACT DESIGN • LESS MAGNETICS • HIGH EFFICIENCY • POWER MOSFET TRANSISTORS • NO LF FILTERING • EASY SERVICING • ONE BOARD DESIGN • QUICK REPLACEMENT
UPS and Safety EMC and SAFETY • STANDARDS FOR: • DOMESTIC, OFFICE AND LIGHT INDUSTRY: • WORLDIEC 950 • EUROPE EN 60950 • STANDARD FOR: • UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY • EUROPEAN STANDARD FOR UPS:EN 50091-1 • (Contents: EN 60950 + typical UPS-safety matters + harmonic mains currents)
UPS and Safety / EMCELECTROMAGN. COMPATIBILITY • EMC directive 89/336/EEC • EMISSION: IMMUNITY: • EN 50081 EN 50082 • EN 55022 IEC 801-* • IEC 555-2 • European standard for EMC OF UPS:EN 50091-2 • (Contents: specific standards for emission: EN 55022 + IEC 555-2 and immunity: IEC 801)
UPS and Safety/EMC-SIGN(for conformity with the EMC and Safety - rules) • now mandantory for EMC and safety • according to EN 50091 • Factory Declaration • Product Documentation • Product Identification • Certificates • Test Reports • Sometimes : Declaration of Identity • : Special documents
UPS and SafetyEMC UPS DESIGN • List of basic requirements • Performance Safety • EMC Price level • Fundamental design • Prototype • pre-license safety and EMC tests • First production • Official safety and EMC tests
UPS and Safety / EMC • TESTINSTITUTES • (Starlab qualified bodies) • SAFETY: KEMA - Organisation • EMC: KEMA - Organisation
UPS PROTECTIONMAINS FAILURES • 90% OF FAILURES ARE: • SAGS IMPULSES OUTAGES • NOISE OVERVOLTAGE • UPS FILTERS/BLOCKS/REGULATES AND INTERCEPTS • 10% OF FAILURES ARE: • TOTAL ABSENCE OF MAINS POWER • A UPS DELAYS THIS TOTAL ABSENCE
UPS PROTECTIONCOMPUTER INTERFACE • DATA EXCHANGE BETWEENUPS AND COMPUTER IS A MUST • INTERFACE DATA: • MAINS AVAILABLE BATTERY LOW • BYPASS ACTIVE GENERAL ALARM • UPS OFF SERIAL PORT (PNP)