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Power Failure Backup Module
Descriptions
A-53866E-464
For a switching power supply whose output current is known
Power capacity (VA) = Output voltage (V) x Output current (A)
÷ Power supply efficiency ÷ Power factor
If the efficiency and the power factor of the power supply
are not known, assume the
efficiency to be 0.85 and the power factor to be 0.5.
Measure to be taken if the power capacity of the device to be connected to connector CX13 or
CX28 exceeds 1000 VA
If the power capacity of the device to be connected to connector CX13 or CX28 exceeds 1000
VA, supply power from a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) to the device.
Even if you use a UPS, make sure that the control power to the PSM is supplied from the power
failure backup module (the control power supply input connector CX1A of the PSM is
connected to CX13 or CX28).
Backup of the control power to the dynamic brake module (DBM)
The dynamic brake module is driven on 200 VAC, and cannot be driven on direct current.
A system using a dynamic brake module requires a UPS with an output of 200 VAC for
the dynamic brake module. For connection information, see (18) in Section 5.2.
Specifications of the switching power supply to be connected to connector CX13 or CX28
<1> Input voltage range
170 VAC to 264 VAC (continuous)
240 VDC to 373 VDC (in power failure backup operation, 1 min. max.)
* Some types of switching power supply cannot be driven continuously on DC power
and, therefore, the specifications of some of these types state that they "cannot
be driven on DC power". Even such types can be driven on DC power if they satisfy
the time requirement for power failure backup (1 min. max.).
<2> Output current
Depends on the current consumption of the device to be connected.
<3> Operation at and below the input voltage specifications
The state in which the input voltage is 0 VDC to 240 VDC may keep for a maximum
of one minute. Even in this case, the switching power supply must be free from
damage and no voltage exceeding the specification range tolerable by the CNC and
others (24V+10%) may be output.