High input voltage DC/DC converter HVI 600FR-F7W series
chassis-mountedfor railway applicationsrugged

high input voltage DC/DC converter
high input voltage DC/DC converter
high input voltage DC/DC converter
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Characteristics

Configuration
chassis-mounted
Applications
for railway applications
Other characteristics
rugged, EN50155, rugged, high input voltage, low-profile, high MTBF
Input voltage

Max.: 975 V

750 V

Min.: 525 V

Output voltage

24 V

Power

600 W

Description

The HVI 600FR-F7W high input voltage railway DC-DC converter uses field proven design topology to generate 600W output power. The unit delivers a single output of 24Vdc. It accepts 750Vdc input (525V to 975Vdc range) and is suitable for traction control systems and other applications on mass transit vehicles including trams, metros and light rail and mining locomotives. It is also suitable for running auxiliary equipment on trolleybuses. An optional built-in redundancy diode allows for a number of units to be connected in parallel to achieve higher output power or N+1 redundancy. The output separation diode allows for battery charging applications. It meets the requirements of EN50155 for electronic equipment used on railway rolling stock. Heavy filtering on the input and output ensures that the unit complies with EN50121-3-2. It meets EN61000-4-2 (ESD), EN61000-4-3 (RF Immunity), EN61000-4-4 (Fast Transients), and EN61000-4-6 (Conducted Immunity). The design is verified for 5600Vdc input to output isolation. Other protection features include 4300Vdc input-output isolation, reverse polarity protection, overload protection, thermal protection and current limiting.

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