Cincon, a leader in power conversion technology, proudly announces the release of the CSC01, a cutting-edge current sharing module designed to meet the increasing demand for higher output power in modern electrical systems.
Expanding Power Coverage The CSC01 represents a significant advancement in Cincon's product line, developed to cater to higher power requirements. As the market shifts towards greater power needs for electrical equipment, Cincon steps up to provide innovative solutions.
Understanding Current Sharing Central to the CSC01 is the concept of "current sharing," also known as load sharing. This technique ensures the even distribution of system load current across all power products during parallel operation. This enhances system reliability and promotes efficient thermal management, preventing the overloading of individual power conversion units. The CSC01 employs the "Voltage Droop" method, creating voltage variance at the negative output under load, enabling multiple power conversion products to balance the current effectively.
Addressing High-Power System Needs In today's high-power system landscape, parallel operation of multiple power conversion products is often required. The CSC01 addresses this need by implementing current sharing techniques, ensuring equitable load distribution. Notably, the CSC01 is used in the PDF700S parallel configuration, supporting up to eight PDF700S units connected in parallel, totaling 4760 Watts. For configurations requiring more units, Cincon provides technical advice and support.
Ideal Pairing with PDF700S Compatibility and seamless integration are crucial. The PDF700S is the perfect match for the CSC01, delivering maximum performance and efficiency. The PDF700S series offers 700 W power with input voltages ranging from 90 to 264 Vac and output voltages of 12 V, 24 V, 28 V, 48 V, and 56 V, in a compact full brick dimension of 4.60 x 2.40 x 0.50 inches.
