Technical Specification
MCOTS-C-270-28-FT
Output:
28V
Current:
21.4A
Product # MCOTS-C-270-28-FT Phone 1-888-567-9596 www.synqor.com Doc.# 005-0005931 Rev. F 10/16/2013
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BASIC OPERATION AND FEATURES
This Mil-COTS converter series uses a two-stage power
conversion topology. The rst stage is a buck-converter
that keeps the output voltage constant over variations
in line, load, and temperature. The second stage uses
a transformer to provide the functions of input/output
isolation and voltage step-up or step-down to achieve the
output voltage required.
Both the rst stage and the second stage switch at a xed
frequency for predictable EMI performance.The switching
frequency of second stage is half of the swithcing frequency
of rst stage and locked in phase. Rectication of the
transformer’s output is accomplished with synchronous
rectiers. These devices, which are MOSFETs with a very low
on-state resistance, dissipate far less energy than Schottky
diodes. This is the primary reason that the converter has
such high efciency, even at very low output voltages and
very high output currents.
These converters are offered totally encased to withstand
harsh environments and thermally demanding applications.
Dissipation throughout the converter is so low that it does
not require a heatsink for operation in many applications;
however, adding a heatsink provides improved thermal
derating performance in extreme situations.
This series of converters uses the industry standard footprint
and pin-out conguration.
Figure A: Example of two congurations for the enable signal
VIN
IN
(+)
+ON/OFF
-ON/OFF
5V
5V
V (-)
VOUT (+)
SENSE (+)
SENSE (-)
VOUT (-)
VIN
IN
(+)
+ON/OFF
-ON/OFF
V (-)
VOUT (+)
SENSE (+)
SENSE (-)
VOUT (-)
On when switch is closed
CONTROL FEATURES
ON/OFF(+) and ON/OFF(-) (Pin 3 and 4) - Remote
ON/OFF: The ON/OFF inputs, Pins 3 and 4, permit the
user to turn the converter on or off. These two inputs are
fully isolated from both the input and the output side of the
power converter, allowing the user the option to manage
the converter from the input or the output end. The user’s
on/off control signal is applied between the ON/OFF(+)
pin and the ON/OFF(-) pins. Figure A details two possible
circuits for driving the ON/OFF pin. Figure B is a detailed
look of the internal ON/OFF circuitry.
REMOTE SENSE(+) and SENSE(-) (Pins 11 and 12):
The SENSE inputs correct for voltage drops along the
conductors that connect the converter’s output pins to the
load.Pin 11 should be connected to Vout(+) and Pin 12
should be connected to Vout(-) at the point on the board
where regulation is desired. A remote connection at the
load can adjust for a voltage drop only as large as that
specied in this datasheet, that is
[Vout(+) - Vout(-)] – [Vsense(+) - Vsense(-)] ≤
Sense Range % x Vout
Pins 11 and 12 must be connected for proper regulation
of the output voltage. If these connections are not made,
the converter will deliver an output voltage that is slightly
higher than its set value.
The voltage at the output terminals of the module will be
trimmed up by the control circuit to compensate for voltage
drops between the output pins of the module and the
remote sense point. Note that the over-voltage protection
(OVP) circuit senses the voltage at the output pins of the
module. It is possible to inadvertently trip the OVP protection
circuit if the voltage drop between the output pins and the
sense point becomes too large. Hence, the remote sensing
feature should be used only to compensate for small values
of voltage drops to avoid triggering OVP due to a line or
load transient.
Figure B: Internal ON/OFF pin circuitry
C1
100p
D1
R1
3.01k
Pin 3
Pin 4
Opto
U1