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11-20-2007, 02:08 AM
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| I have been advised to use fuses 50% higher than the peak ( once I've worked out which peak! ) the power supply I'm using is a PS407 - 40V DC at 0A and 38V DC at 7A but in mentions a 9A peak in it's pdf doc. And the drivers are MSD542 both from motion control products Ltd. The output from the power supply is being divided into 3 so I assume I can divide the 9A peak as well? ( and then maybe 50% on top? ) I simply want to protect the drivers from any nasty surges. thanks for any ideas.. MT  |
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