The overvoltage sensor protects downstream consumers from defects of power supply with the help of a ramp-up supply voltage.
Specification: | |
| Two OVP switchings (for + and -) on one printed circuit board |
| Voltage range up to +34 Volt resp. -34 Volt DC |
| All switching outputs are opto-coupled. |
| Each branch has two outputs (thyristor output for the short circuit of the output voltages and for the shut-down of the mains voltage via relays). |
| The shut-down time (until the firing of the thyristor) amounts about 40 microseconds. |
| For the operation a auxiliary voltage of +5 Volt is necessary. |
| Three versions are available:
- Trigger range +4 to +9 Volt
- Trigger range +8 to +18 Volt
- Trigger range +16 to +34 Volt
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| For the adjustment of the trigger voltage only a multimeter is necessary. |
| | Component placement of the OVP printed circuit board: |
Ports: (Pin strips RM2.54; pins towards solder side; pins 0.6x0.6 mm) | |  |
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CON1 - 1 | Input voltage positive | |
CON1 - 2 | 0 Volt | |
CON1 - 3 | Input voltage negative | |
CON1 - 4 | Actuation thyristor | |
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CON2 - 1 | Auxiliary voltage + 5Volt | |
CON2 - 2 | OVP signal | |
Circuit diagram of a OVP printed circuit board:
Shut-down behavior: |
(Switching with suppressor diodes, short-circuit thyristor and additional relay for the shut-down of the mains voltage) |
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Overvoltage sensor (OVP 6 Volt) | Article no 073 000 1/6 |
Overvoltage sensor (OVP 12 Volt) | Article no 073 000 1/12 |
Overvoltage sensor (OVP 24 Volt) | Article no 073 000 1/24 |
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