What does a DC module power supply look like?(4)

Drive module power supply
The frequency converter power supply is mainly used for the frequency conversion and speed regulation of the AC motor. The main circuit of the inverter power supply adopts the AC-DC-AC scheme. The power frequency power supply becomes a fixed DC voltage through a rectifier, and then a PWM high-frequency converter composed of high-power transistors or IGBTs inverts the DC voltage into an AC output with variable voltage and frequency. The output waveform of the power supply is similar to a sine wave. It is used to drive the AC asynchronous motor to realize stepless speed regulation.

Electrolytic capacitors, as well as monolithic electrolytic capacitors, which use sulfuric acid as the insulating medium, which allows for greater capacity savings, are made into smaller volumes, and are marked with a + symbol, some with an a symbol. Typically used for low frequency crosslinking and bypass filtering. The disadvantage is that the loss of mesons is greater. Monolithic electrolytic capacitors are due to their special properties. The performance of the material is better than that of ordinary electrolytic capacitors, and the frequency characteristics are better, but the capacity cannot be too large, and can be used in precision circuits and timing circuits.

DC module power supply Ceramic capacitors include ceramic dielectric capacitors, ceramic chip capacitors, ceramic tube capacitors and ceramic semi-variable capacitors. It is mainly non-polar, the dielectric material is better, and the capacity cannot be too large, suitable for high frequency circuits.

Five: Batch inspection and high temperature aging test

Regardless of how much control the product material and production process are, aging needs to be checked. Because the incoming inspection of electronic components and transformers is difficult to control, the quality stability of this batch of power supplies and whether the materials are detected to have potential safety hazards can only be detected through aging and high-temperature sampling of the entire batch of power supplies.