Magna-Power MTD500-200/480+LXI

High Frequency IGBT-based Switch-Mode Design

The MT Series utilizes the latest IGBT devices to drive down size and increase performance. The high frequency design delivers fast transient response and low output ripple. This performance coupled with Magna-Power's rugged current-fed power processing, enables confidence in even the most demanding applications.

Fully Programmable Power

All MT Series functions and features of are available and programmable from a variety of control methods, including:

• Stepless front panel knobs
• 37-pin isolated analog-digital I/O
• Computer interface with software and drivers
• Various programming interfaces are available, such as LXI TCP/IP Ethernet (+LXI), IEEE-488 GPIB (+GPIB), Edgeport USB, Accessory (+USB), RS485 Accessory (+RS485).

Large 100 kW, 150 kW and 250 kW for High Power DC Demands

Magna-Power's MT Series consists of large high-power IGBT-based modules: individual 100 kW, 150 kW and 250 kW power supplies. As an added safety measure, all MT Series VI units include an input AC breaker rated for full power. The independent IGBT-based MT Series units are among the largest standard switch-mode power supplies on the market, minimizing the number of switching components, making it more economical and simpler to integrate than smaller module sizes.

Designed for Safety

MT Series power supplies have extensive diagnostic functions, including: phase loss, excessive thermal conditions, over voltage trip (programmable), over current trip (programmable), cleared fuse, and excessive program line voltage. When in standby or diagnostic fault, the AC mains are mechanically disconnected via an embedded AC contactor, providing confidence that the unit is only processing power when desired.

Scalable Master-Slave Operation

For maximum flexibility, all MT Series power supplies can be scaled a in master-slave configuration for higher voltage or current output. Using the plug and play Universal Interface Device (+UID47), units are tied together in via their 37-pin I/O, allowing an increase in system current when configured in parallel or increase in system voltage when configured in series—up to the power supply's output isolation rating.