background image

                   

                                     

EPM Series  Application Notes 

 

Rev.3.1    May, 2013 

TAMURA CORPORATION 

  8 / 17 

③Calculate the guaranteed life of the electrolytic capacitor and check that there is no problem.   
Since the life calculation expression is different depending on the capacitor manufacturer and type, requesting life 

calculation by the manufacturer of the capacitor used is recommended.     

 

Generally, life can be calculated by using the temperature and ripple current of the electrolytic capacitor.   
1)Electrolytic capacitor temperature 
The temperature at which the temperature on the body of the electrolytic capacitor is maximum is measured 
and is made a life calculation parameter. 
 
2)

 

Ripple current 

For AC input, a charging current (IL) and discharging current (IH) flow in the input smoothing electrolytic 
capacitor. These currents are measured individually and frequency correction is performed on IH and it is 
made a life calculation parameter as 120Hz ripple current. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The ripple current (I120) frequency corrected to 120Hz is calculated from the following expression:   
 

2

H

2

L

120

)

fc

)

rms

(

I

(

)

rms

(

I

)

rms

(

I

+

=

 

 
fc: Frequency correction coefficient (Refer to the electrolytic capacitor catalog.)   

 
For stable DC input, the ripple current by high frequency charging/discharging current is assumed for input 
electrolytic capacitor.   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Discharging current (high frequency) 
Effective value: IH (rms) 

Charging current (low frequency) 
Effective value: IL (rms)   

AC input   

Input current: IDC (ms)   

DC input   

Summary of Contents for EPM Series

Page 1: ...Application Notes EPM Series Energy Saving Power Module Series EPM Series...

Page 2: ...creation of power switching with high efficiency low standby power Features Quasi resonant operations for high efficiency Operations using both frequency reduction and bursts for generation of low sta...

Page 3: ...g Externally Connected Equipment The example of application circuits and parts value which are indicated to this application note aim at assistance of a design Therefore external parts variation or us...

Page 4: ...0pF 2200pF class 470pF 2200pF class C201 C202 10V 680uF 10V 680uF 25V 220uF 25V 330uF C203 1kV 0 022uF 1kV 0 022uF 1kV 0 022uF 1kV 0 022uF R101 3 3M 500V 3 3M 500V 3 3M 500V 3 3M 500V Part Output Spec...

Page 5: ...e influence of the number of times of incoming current which occurs in an expected life We recommend you to ask a fuse maker a proper margin In order to share an input line and an input electrolytic c...

Page 6: ...input line cutoff from the following expression and check that there is no problem Vt Vo e t CR Vt X capacitor voltage t seconds from input cutoff Vo Effective input voltage X 2 C X capacitor capacit...

Page 7: ...rature With a power thermistor the relationship between the maximum value of the usable input voltage rms and the capacitance of the input smoothing electrolytic capacitor are set Check that the relat...

Page 8: ...pacitance and the capacitance reduction due to aging into consideration when selecting the capacitance The capacitance required to reduce the ripple voltage to 25Vp p or less can be estimated from the...

Page 9: ...made a life calculation parameter 2 Ripple current For AC input a charging current IL and discharging current IH flow in the input smoothing electrolytic capacitor These currents are measured individu...

Page 10: ...uct Select the electrolytic capacitor by paying attention to the following Install the capacitor very close to the module M101 and use a wide pattern to connect M101 Use an electrolytic capacitor with...

Page 11: ...the input smoothing electrolytic capacitor 1 Electrolytic capacitor temperature The temperature at which the temperature on the body of the electrolytic capacitor is maximum is measured and is made a...

Page 12: ...ing the output ripple voltage more Since a ripple current equivalent to C201 may flow depending on the impedance of L201 check the ripple current temperature rise and life of C202 also Triangle wave h...

Page 13: ...d then turning on the input again Reset time changes with input electrolytic capacity input voltage etc Avoid impressing a voltage onto the output terminals from the outside by wrap around from overvo...

Page 14: ...y connecting an external resistor and capacitoras follows Connect capacitor C to Vcc pin 11 and DCIN pin 10 of M101 Use a capacitor C with a rated voltage of 35V or more When using an electrolytic cap...

Page 15: ...use it had an effect on output accuracy 4 3 Pattern prohibited area When a double sided circuit board is used do not provide a pattern directly below M101 of the parts side of the circuit board If the...

Page 16: ...d noise reduction may become difficult Make the distance between noise filter and module long 6 Recommended hole diameter land and pin pitch 7 Recommended soldering conditions lead free solder Flow so...

Page 17: ...components as shown below When there are no heat generating parts nearby make the temperature 20mm from the module and 20mm above the circuit board the ambient temperature Ambient temperature measure...

Page 18: ...uipment or devices that require high reliability medical devices transportation equipment traffic signal control equipment fire and crime prevention equipment aeronautics and space devices nuclear pow...

Page 19: ...http www tamura ss co jp electronics en http www tamura ss co jp electronics en...

Reviews: