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smps 24v 3a

Dear all,

I am designing a Fire alarm Panel, for that I need 24V 3Amps SMPS Vin(90-280VAC).
Anyone have good circuits or ICs to get this.


Thanks in Advance,

R. Balasubramaniaraju
 

24v/3a smps open frame power supply

Consider this:
90-240Vac-to-24Vdc@3A conversion requires some experience ..

I would look for an off-the-shelf solution that on one hand provides you with a proven smps power supply but in the same time is compact (open-frame, or removed from a “black box) and price-wise accepted ..
Your roll will be limited to make room for a third-party working device ..

I wouldn’t try to re-invent a wheel ..

Rgds,
IanP
 

uc3844 circuit

Raju_epigon said:
Dear all,

I am designing a Fire alarm Panel, for that I need 24V 3Amps SMPS Vin(90-280VAC).
Anyone have good circuits or ICs to get this.


Thanks in Advance,

R. Balasubramaniaraju
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if u use transformator and bridge diode, try to use LM 338. datasheet explains how to build your circuit.

Good luck
 

Please Visit www.powerint.com (Power integration TOPGX series ICS)
You will get a ready application circuit & Design Spreadsheet to design Transformer ( Magnetics).
 

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I would go with the sugestion that IanP has given . It is most likely the first place youe equipment will breakdown is the power supply . So much easyer to just swop out the power modul rather than go for a component level repair . especially on site.
 

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