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Model
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TPS-28D-12 |
COMING SOON 3 QUARTER 2008
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Avionics Lighting Power Supply |
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Designed for All Lighting Needs |
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VDC output: |
Fixed |
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| Tracking | ||||||
DC Volts Input: |
19-42 |
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AC Volts Tracking |
0-115 |
Extend
your LAMP bulbs life by 5 Years |
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| DC Volts Tracking |
0 - 24 |
Modes Voltage |
output: / 0-24 Vdc / 0-14 Vdc / 0-5 Vdc / |
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current Amps out: |
6 / 12 |
Single Channel |
Short
circuit
protection |
Fused
Input |
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Power Watts: |
30 - 144 |
Connector Programs TPS-28 |
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Configurations: |
18 |
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| Weight LB: |
1.0 |
Efficiency: 90% |
Size: L 5.5" x W 3.25" x H 1.75" |
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| Altitude: |
To 55,000 Feet |
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| Temp./ MTBF: |
-25° to +70° C / 100,000 Run Time Hours |
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| Night Vision: |
Consult factory for custom slew rates and other options. |
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| Warranty: |
This unit come with a full 1 year grantee! |
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| Compliance: |
Meets FAA
TSO-C71 |
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25 Pin Gold |
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..Positronic Connector |
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Ask about our Avionic Shop Dealer Discounts Model: TPS-28D-6 28 VOLTS OPERATION AT 6 AMPS MAXIMUM Model: TPS-28D-12 28 VOLTS OPERATION AT 12 AMPS MAXIMUM |
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| ( Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader ) 3.0 |
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Complete
Installation Manual / File Size: 600K / PDF / 25
pages Mechanical Drawing for Mounting |
Basic Operation: <--- CLICK HERE to open / Close
The TPS-28 is a switching power supply. Because it's a switching supply it runs
cooler and uses less power than normal lighting supplies. The unit is
programmed, by a connector, to your correct voltage and options. The connector
supplies both the input and output voltages to run the unit and your lighting.
The tracking feature, one of several unique features, allows you to tie the
output of an existing lighting system to the units tracking input feature. This
allows the TPS-28 to track the other Lighting power supplies. The TPS-28 can be
run in a fixed voltage operation, adjustable voltage operation, or tracking
voltage operation. The unit has a selectable over-voltage protection option,
insuring that your lighting will never be burnt out by over-voltage. Short
circuit protection is also provided: if a wire should short for several seconds,
the unit goes into a fold-back mode allowing the unit to shut down and then
restart. If for some reason the short lasts for several minutes, the unit is
designed to blow the fuse thereby abating the chance of a fire. The unit also
has a PWM fail circuit: if for some reason the voltage controlling circuit fails
the unit is designed to go into a shut off mode. The TPS-28 has a special
feedback loop designed to run instrument lighting and does not have
instantaneous voltage changes. This helps to eliminate those flickers and
flashes when an engine changes it's output RPM.
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LAMP & BULB LIFE What kills most of your bulbs or lamps in an aircraft? Your startup of the electronics. When you flip the power switch you get a huge inrush of current into the lamps or bulbs until the electron current heats up the filament. during that heat up time the filament wiggles and wobbles causing fractures in the filament to start to break. Then months later you lamp is out and your are back to the avionics shop for a bulb change and a costly repair. The TPS-28 eliminates all that cost. with our soft start circuit, The TPS-28 limits that inrush electron current. Saving you hundreds of dollars and hours of repair time at the avionics shop. |
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Tired
of having this! the other guys lighting controller |
Then
have this! TPS-28 lighting controller |
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Cost Saving - operation of an Aircraft |
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Here is a typical scenario. You have 28 V and you want to get to 5 Volts @ 6 Amps, so you think "I will use some power resistors or a linear regulator because they are cheap"!!! You just cost the customer 200 watts of needless power and heat every hour he runs the aircraft. On top of that you may be burning up your aircraft generator. |
What does it cost in fuel? Well if you do the math, 200 watts comes out to be about 1/4 of a horse power to the engine. It does not sound like much but add that fuel cost in and after hours of flying its like adding another person to the aircraft. You have burned up thousands of dollars of fuel. In the long run, those cheap power resistors ended up costing your customer lots of money. |
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Here is the answer |
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| What is the difference between a linear regulator and resistors verses the TPS-28? Well, everything in the world. The TPS-28 is a switching power supply that only takes a small amount of power to get to the 5 Volts or to whatever voltage you need. Switching regulators use charging circuits and do not dissipate large amounts of heat to do the power conversion. | Is there any other way of doing low cost power conversion? NO, not unless you can change physics. The TPS-28 has an efficiency of about 90%. That's 80% better than power resistors or a linear regulator. The real answer to the question is this: In a very short time the TPS-28 more than pays for itself just in lower fuel costs.. |
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