TDK-Lambda Vega 650 Mode D'emploi page 16

Vega 650 Handbook
where F = Fixed OVP
T = Tracking OVP
E = Fixed OVP, high current output
S = Tracking OVP, high current output
Followed by F or S, where F indicates fast-on output terminals and S indicates screw output terminals.
Or Z#
where # is a number between 1 and 99. This code represents any two of the above modules that have had
their outputs paralleled together. The number # is a module reference number and does not represent the
number of turns. May optionally followed by F or S, where F indicates fast-on output terminals and S
indicates screw output terminals.
Or BB@, CC@, DD@, EE@, HH@/@ or @_@, JJ@/@ or @_@, LL@, C5B4 or B5B4
where @ is a number between 1 and 5, which represents the number of turns on the transformer secondary.
For HH@/@ or @_@ the code represents one H module that has had its two outputs connected in series.
For all other variants this code represents two modules, selected from those listed above, that have had their
outputs connected in series. May optionally followed by F or S, where F indicates fast-on output terminals
and S indicates screw output terminals.
Note: Seriesed outputs may make all outputs hazardous, see Electrical & Thermal Ratings section for
details. JJ@/@ or @_@ modules are HH@/@ or @_@ modules with reduced OVP and/or current ratings.
Or B/S where B/S indicates that a blanking plate is fitted in place of a module.
Any of the above modules may have the module letter preceded with # or #/# where # or #/# represents the module
output voltage.
Module Options:
N, E, P, R, T, L, K, D, V‡ or R‡
Where:
N = Inhibit, module good and remote sense
E = Enable, module good and remote sense
P = Parallel with current share
R = Remote sense (twin output modules only)
T = Remote sense (one output of twin output modules only)
L = Module good using LED indication
K = Allows for Vega products to be paralleled with Omega products
D = Secondary digital option (may only be fitted to single output modules). Provides analogue voltage and resistive
programming, current limit modes, inhibit output, enable output, turn on delay, module good, N+1 paralleling.
V‡ = Voltage programmable output voltage
R‡ = Resistance programmable output voltage
where ‡ represents a number between 1 and 99. Each number indicates an option variant which does not affect
safety, of these the following are standard variants:
1 = Inhibit, fixed current limit
2 = Inhibit, programmable current limit
3 = Enable, fixed current limit
4 = Enable, programmable current limit
Page 16 of 35 17137 issue 37, Sept 2019