DC solid-state power controllers to replace conventional circuit breakers

Teledyne Relays in Hawthorne, Calif., is introducing a series of DC solid-state power controllers to replace conventional electromechanical circuit breakers to reduce component count, system weight, and cost, while increasing system reliability.
June 1, 2006

Teledyne Relays in Hawthorne, Calif., is introducing a series of DC solid-state power controllers to replace conventional electromechanical circuit breakers to reduce component count, system weight, and cost, while increasing system reliability. The PC 150 solid-state power controllers switch, monitor, report status, and provide circuit protection for circuits from 2 to 25 amps within the voltage limits and conditions in MIL-STD-1275, company officials say. The devices feature current flow status, load voltage status, trip status signals, and built-in transient suppression. The PC 150 power controllers meet the requirements of computer-controlled power distribution systems by offering the control options of solid-state technology while retaining protection of traditional circuit breakers. Additional design features include surge-tolerant short-circuit protection and optical isolation. For more information contact Teledyne Relays online at www.teledynerelays.com.

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