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3.2.3 IFDR10 power, size, and mounting considerations
Table 7 IFDR installation considerations
Consideration Description
Communicatio
n The IFDR communicates with a host computer through 10Gb Ethernet.
The Auto-MDIX feature eliminates concerns about cross-over versus straight
cables.
The platform provides support for TCP and UDP packets. The default IP address,
shipped with each system, is 10.0.3.254. The IFDR supports jumbo packets.
Vaisala recommends the UDP packet sizes be set to 8192 on the
host computer.
To comply with industry standards, use a shielded CAT5e cable (certified to 350
MHz), with shielded RJ45 plugs on each end.
Ensure the Ethernet connectors on the host computer and IFDR make contact
with the metal on the shielded cable, which provides DC return path. This design
prevents ground loop currents from flowing between units, even when they are
plugged into different AC/Mains.
Cooling The unit is cooled by direct conduction of heat through the metal chassis.
One side of IFDR10 serves as a heat sink. The hotter chips mounted on the printed
circuit board are bonded to the heat sink.
Position IFDR10 so that air can freely convect around it. A minimum of 0.6 m
3
/min
of air flow required.
The ambient air temperature range is -40 ... +55 °C (-40 ... +131 °F).
Filters Reserve mounting space for the external, analog, anti-alias filters.
The filters can be mounted nearby in the radar cabinet, or they can be attached
directly to the IFDR, on the opposite side from the power module.
Mounting The unit is designed to be mounted on an edge.
The IFDR is a compact sealed module with dimensions 246 mm × 136 mm × 51 mm
(9.7 in × 5.4 in × 2.0 in).
With the mounting bracket, the length of the module is 270 mm (10.6 in) and
height 52.5 mm (2.1 in).
See
IFRD10 technical drawings (page 29) .
Power Nominal operating voltage is 24 VDC.
Operating voltage range is 20 … 30 VDC.
Typical power consumption is 36 W.
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