0102030405
165W With metal housing six Output DC24V 12V3.5A 12V2A 12V1A 5V2.5A -12V1A AC110V0.1A ACMM 150
parameter
Feature |
Model |
Parameters(MultipleOutput) |
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ACMM150 |
Output Voltage |
+24V |
+12V |
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Output Current |
3.5A |
2A |
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Output Voltage |
+12V1 |
+5V |
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Output Current |
1A |
0.3-2.5A |
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Output Voltage |
-12V |
AC110V |
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Output Current |
1A |
0.1A |
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Application
A power supply with multiple output voltages and currents, such as the one you described, can be used in various medical devices and equipment where different components require different power specifications.
Here's how each output could be utilized in different types of medical devices:
DC24V 12V3.5A: This higher voltage and current output could be suitable for powering larger medical equipment, such as:
Medical imaging systems like MRI machines, CT scanners, or X-ray machines.
Surgical equipment such as powered surgical tools or cautery devices.
High-performance laboratory equipment like centrifuges or spectrophotometers.
12V2A, 12V1A: These outputs with different current ratings can be used for various purposes in medical devices with lower power requirements, including:
Patient monitoring systems including vital sign monitors, ECG machines, or pulse oximeters.
Diagnostic equipment such as ultrasound machines, EEG monitors, or fetal monitors.
Therapeutic devices like infusion pumps, CPAP machines, or defibrillators.
5V2.5A: This output voltage and current can be utilized for powering digital components and interfaces in medical devices, including:
Control panels, touchscreens, or displays in medical equipment.
Communication interfaces such as USB ports, Ethernet ports, or wireless modules.
Microcontrollers, processors, or data storage devices.
-12V1A: This negative voltage output is less common but can be used for specific functions in medical devices, such as:
Signal conditioning or biasing circuits in data acquisition systems or sensors.
Driving certain types of motors or actuators in medical devices.
Providing balanced power for specific electronic components.
AC110V0.1A: This AC voltage output is relatively uncommon in medical power supplies but could be used in devices requiring AC power, such as:
Electromechanical devices like pumps, motors, or actuators.
Appliances or accessories requiring AC power, such as lights, heaters, or fans.
Equipment with built-in battery chargers or backup systems.