Unified Power Management and Control Module

Purpose:

Power Electronics, Energy.

Year of release: 2012

Guaranteed service life (years): 3

Estimated production / delivery time (months): 8

Flight qualification of the product: No

Possibility to adapt the product to customer requirements: No

Parameter	Value
WHT	110х110х10 mm
Weight	30 g
Operating temperature range	-40...+105 C°
Supply voltage	4,5...5,5 V
Type and performance of the control core	32 bit RISC, 1.25 DMIPS/mc.,
Clock frequency	72 MHz
Memory	Static RAM - 64 bytes, ROM (flash) - 512 bytes, DMA controller
Set of external interfaces	TTP, CAN, JTAG, USB, SPI, I2C
Peripheral modules	ADC 12 bits, 8 channels, DAP 12 bits, 4 channels, thermal meter, PLL, PWM, POR, LDO
Operating mods	Active mode, SLEEP, STOP, STANDBY (3 modes)
Programmable Gain Values, V/V	2,8...420 V/V
Sweep Input Analog Signals	2...280 mV/V
ADC (pressure meter) digit capacity	16 bit
DAP (pressure meter) digit capacity	12 bit
ADC (temperature meter) digit capacity	12 bit
DAP output signal rise speed	0,1 V/µs
Analog Output Noise, RMS	0,003 V
Analog Output Noise, Peak-Peak	0,01 V
Input Offset Compensation Range	-300...+300 %Vbx

Description

The unified power control and management module is included in the set of unified modules for critical power management systems. A set of unified modules for critical power management systems designed for use in guaranteed power systems for aircraft engines, e

... The unified power control and management module is included in the set of unified modules for critical power management systems. A set of unified modules for critical power management systems designed for use in guaranteed power systems for aircraft engines, electric drives pumping oil, gas, chemical products and other systems of critical use.
The unified power control and management module provides the following main functions in a given temperature range:
- monitoring the load current of each power source and generating a message about the current value according to the CAN and TTP protocols;
- definition of emergency conditions for each power source - “open”, “overload”, “short circuit”, generating a signal to disconnect the power source from the load, generating an emergency status message using CAN and TTP protocols;
- monitoring the status of the secondary power supply (SPS) and generating a status message on the SPS via CAN and TTP protocols;
In addition to monitoring system power, the unified module measures the physical value of the sensor (pressure, coordinate, temperature, vibration velocity, etc.) and generates a message about the value of the physical quantity using CAN and TTP protocols.

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Unified Power Management and Control Module

Unified Power Management and Control Module

Description