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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

CUS100MB

TDK-Lambda

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5-3-2. Mounting method for /B model

/B model is optional model with metal plate on the bottom. 
The mounting holes on the metal plate are for power supply fixing. The M3 stud near the input connector is used to connect to 
the protective earth.
Refer to the /B model outline drawings for the detailed dimensions.

Mounting Holes 

A:          

3-

φ

3.5 holes for mounting screws to fix the power supply from top.

B: 

3-M3 tapped, embossed and countersink holes for mounting screws to fix the power supply from bottom.  

Ground:      M3 stud for protective earth

Condition to meet EMI, EMC, Isolation, Withstand Voltage and Cooling.

Keep more than 4mm space from the top of components and the sides of PCB to meet safety requirement. If the space is not 
enough, the specification of isolation and withstand voltage will not be satisfied. 
More space may be required in the surrounding of power supply and the upper area of components for effective cooling 
depends on the application conditions.
All equipment ideally should be mounted inside an earthed shielded metal box. Alternatively an earthed metal plate can be 
used to mount the power supply and load to ensure the EMI and EMC performance. 

5-3-3. Mounting method for /A model

/A model is optional model with metal chassis and cover. 
The mounting holes on the bottom of the chassis are for power supply fixing. The M3 stud near the input connector can be 
used to connect to the protective earth. 
Refer to the /A model outline drawings for the detailed dimensions.

Mounting Holes 

A: 3-

φ

3.5 holes for mounting screws to fix the power supply from top.

B: 3-

φ

3.5 holes for mounting screws to fix the power supply from top.

C: 

3-M3 tapped, embossed and countersink holes for mounting screws to fix the power supply from bottom.

Ground:   M3 stud for protective earth

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Summary of Contents for CUS100MB Series

Page 1: ...ould be kept within specifications otherwise the product will be damaged Do not operate and store this product in an environment where condensation might occur In such case waterproof treatment is nec...

Page 2: ...eeClause16 IEC UL60601 1 2 TheseproductsareNOTsuitableforuseinthepresenceofflammableanaestheticmixtures with air or with oxygen or withnitrous oxide 3 Theseproductsareclassedasordinary equipment accor...

Page 3: ...tion Output Terminal OutputTerminal V ADJ Output voltage adjusttrimmer Theoutput voltageriseswhenthetrimmeristurnedclockwise Mountinghole holediameter 3 5mm Thishole isusedforsupporttheunit 3 Terminal...

Page 4: ...creased Take note when the output voltage is increased excessively over voltage protection OVP function may be triggered and voltage will be shut down Furthermore when increasing the output voltage re...

Page 5: ...rding to measurement circuit specified as below When load lines are longer ripple will becomes larger In this case electrolytic capacitor film capacitor etc might be necessary to use across the load t...

Page 6: ...ed voltage must be gradually increased from zero to the testing value and then gradually decreased for shut down When timer is used the power supply may be damaged by high impulse voltage at timer swi...

Page 7: ...for models except CUS100MB A Recommended standard mounting direction is A Mounting direction B E are also possible A Standard mounting B C D E 5 1 2 Mounting directions for CUS100MB A Recommended stan...

Page 8: ...2 12V 15V 18V model 3 24V Model 8 14 Convection and Force Air Cooling Mounting A B C D E Ta C Load 20 50 100 70 50 Convection Cooling Force Air Cooling Mounting A B C D E Mounting A B C D E Ta C Load...

Page 9: ...C D E Convection Cooling Force Air Cooling Mounting A B C D E Mounting A B C D E Ta C Load Load 100 50 70 40 Ta C 20 30 100 20 50 50 80 70 Convection Cooling Force Air Cooling Mounting A B C D E Mount...

Page 10: ...ing components will not exceed max temperature in the table Absolutetemperature Temperaturerise Ambient temperature 5 2 2 Output derating for CUS100MB A CUS100MB A is convection cooling type Makesuret...

Page 11: ...uirement or more space depend on safety requirement If the space is not enough the specification of isolation and withstand voltage will notbesatisfied More space may be required in the surrounding of...

Page 12: ...ied More space may be required in the surrounding of power supply and the upper area of components for effective cooling depends on the application conditions All equipment ideally should be mounted i...

Page 13: ...nal filtering may be required depends on application and installation methods Pleaserefertofollowingapplicationnotes whichmayhelptoimproveEMCperformance 1 The output load line and input line shall be...

Page 14: ...ies but not limited to the following 1 Average operating temperature ambient temperature of the power supply unit is under 40 2 3 years warranty base on 24 hours day operation at 100 load Please refer...

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