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Overview
SynQor offers a variety of application notes, white papers and design tools to assist
in the proper use of our power conversion products. Answers to commonly asked questions
can also be found in the FAQ section.
Index for Technical Documents
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Technical Documents
Application Notes
ACuQor
Hi-Pot Balancing - This application note describes the correct
method for hipot testing the ACuQor series of AC-DC converters. The note provides
an understanding of the difference in capacitance values from input-to-ground and
from output-to-ground as well as a solution for balancing the voltage stresses.
Series Operation of SynQor Converters - This application note describes
how to connect isolated dc-dc converters in series to create non-standard voltages
for the industrial market. Wiring diagrams and design considerations are provided
for series operation of multiple dc-dc converters.
MIL-STD-461
Compliance - This application note describes which SynQor converters
and filters have been tested in conjunction for compliance with MIL-STD-461 for
the control of EMI in military systems. A breakdown of the individual requirements
within the specification and the compliance of SynQor modules to each is provided.
Mil-COTS 270V Full Feature - This application note
explains how to implement the features of a Full Featured Mil-COTS 270V converter.
Features include active current sharing, clock synchronization, and start-up synchronization.
These items are explained in detail and layout suggestions and wiring schemes are
presented.
InQor Railway
- This application note details the InQor product line and its use
in the railway industry and also addresses the European standards EN50155 and RIA12
and how to meet them using the InQor dc-dc converters.
EMI
Characteristics - This application note provides an overview of
electromagnetic interference (EMI), the different standards and regulations, how
these standards and regulations relate to DC/DC power modules, suggestions for external
filtering solutions, and suggested layout and grounding practices.
Input
System Instability - This application note details the condition
of input system instability that can occur because a DC/DC converter appears incrementally
as a negative resistance load. The note provides an understanding of why this instability
arises, and shows the preferred solution for correcting it.
Output
Load Current Calculations - This application note provides a simple
method to calculate the output load current using the current sense resistor found
on SynQor's open frame DC/DC converters. All equations, turns-ratio and sense resistor
values are included for the calculations.
Output Voltage Ripple Measurements - This application note explains
the existence of occasional high frequency noise spikes when measuring the output
voltage ripple on a SynQor converter and how these spikes are largely a measurement
artifact. The paper details how to eliminate this measurement error with the proper
test set-up and termination methods.
Thermal Relief Study - This application note addresses concerns
raised with regards to pin and board heating when high currents (>60A) are driven
through thermally relieved plated through hole (PTH) vias. Detailed thermal analysis
will show that internal heat generation and resulting temperature rise of the power
converter and load board is minimal when using a single thermally relieved via.
Current
Sharing on Full Feature Modules - This application note details
the additional features available in SynQor's full-feature converter modules. There
is substantial information provided to facilitate the use of the active current
sharing feature for N+1 and parallel applications.
Explanation of 100V Input Transient Protection - This application
note provides an overview of SynQor's input transient protection features and explains
the differences in protection ratings across our DC/DC converter product lines.
It also answers some frequently asked questions concerning these features.
Aqueous Cleaning and Soldering Considerations
- This Application Note provides an overview of Aqueous Cleaning and Soldering
Considerations for SynQor Open-Frame, Fully Encased, and Base-Plated Products.
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"A
Two-Stage Approach to Highly Efficient, Super-Wide Input Voltage Range DC-DC Converters"
- This paper details a two-stage approach to dc/dc converter design that increases
the input voltage range without sacrificing efficiency for applications that require
a wide input range or have significant transient or voltage surges.
"Defining
an Intelligent Pin-Out for High Amperage DC/DC Converters" - This
paper describes a pin-out design for high amperage converters (60+ Amps) that require
two sets of output pins. The design minimizes voltage drop and power dissipation,
resulting in an optimal solution for the customer.
"High Efficiency Pays" - This paper explores the substantial cost
savings associated with using a high-efficiency DC/DC converter. These savings include
reduced electricity consumption, smaller requirements for ac/dc power supply and
battery backup as well as less need for fans, cooling systems and real estate.
Savings
Calculator - download this file to input your own DC/DC converter
values and cost assumptions that are outlined in the "High Efficiency Pays" white
paper. This spreadsheet allows easy customization of the savings analysis to fit
your specific conditions.
"Overview
of Kilo, Mega, Giga, Tera DC/DC Converters" - This paper details
the product's performance improvements and technical differences while answering
common questions about compatibility and part number changes within the Power
Qor family of DC/DC converter modules.
"Discover
a New World without Baseplates" - This paper demonstrates the performance
and reliability advantages of using a DC/DC converter that is constructed with no
baseplate.
"Get
the Heatsink off your Back" - This paper demonstrates how synchronous
rectifier based DC/DC converters provide more usable output power without a heatsink
than do the conventional, Schottky diode based converters with a heatsink. -German Version-
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Design Tools
Trim
Resistor Calculator - This spreadsheet tool allows you to calculate
proper resistor values for trimming up or down on all SynQor converters. The tool
allows the user to select the part number, trim direction and desired output voltage.
It then calculates the resistor value, tells where to connect the resistor and also
indicates if the desired voltage is beyond the specified range of the converter.
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Engineering Change Notices
Quarter-Brick Trim
Equations - This notice details the new Tyco (Lucent) compatible
quarter-brick trim equations that took effect in January 2001.
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Evaluation Board Information
Evaluation
Board Procedure Document - This document will guide you through
the evaluation process to fully qualify any PowerQor or DualQor modules.
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Accessories
The following documents are the mechanical drawings for a series of assemblies that
SynQor offers for the customer's convenience.
· AQ-CBL-INPUT1C - Input mating cable with pre-stripped
wire ends (36" long).
· AQ-CBL-OUT1C - Output mating cable with pre-stripped
wire ends (18" long).
· AQ-CBL-OUT2C - Output mating cable with connectors
on both ends (18" long).
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