Tri-M Engineering HE-HP Power Supply Technical Manual

This document is a technical manual for the HE-HP Manual High Efficiency Vehicle Power Supply DC to DC Convertor manufactured by TRI-M ENGINEERING. It is designed for embedded applications and offers high efficiency and performance.


Tri-M Engineering HE-HP Power Supply Technical Manual - cover page
Brand
HE-HP
Category
Power Management
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
555 KB
Published
08 May, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
11D2692EF35C7E300A166169EEB3330F

About this manual

The HE-HP is a high‑efficiency 100 W DC‑DC power supply designed for embedded vehicular applications. It delivers regulated +5 V and +12 V outputs from a wide 6‑40 V input range and includes transient suppression for harsh environments.

This manual covers the product’s specifications, mechanical dimensions, wiring diagrams, connector descriptions, power‑considerations, jumper settings, and LED jumper enable/disable procedures, helping integrators install and configure the unit safely and correctly.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Specifications
  • Configuration and Installation
  • Power Considerations
  • Jumper Selection
  • LED Jumper Enable/Disable

Specifications

+5V Output Current20 A
+12V Output Current2.5 A
Input Voltage Range6 V to 40 V
Load Regulation< 60 mV
Line Regulation40 mV
Output Temperature Drift< 40 mV
Switching Frequency75 kHz
Max Input Transient125 V for 100 ms
Output Ripple< 20 mV
Conducted Susceptibility> 57 dB
EfficiencyUp to 95 %
Operating Temperature Range-40 °C to 85 °C
Quiescent Current1.3 mA
Physical Size (PC/104 form factor)3.55"W × 3.75"L × 0.6"H

Frequently asked questions

What is the input voltage range for the HE-HP power supply?

The HE-HP accepts an input voltage from 6 V to 40 V DC.

How can the LEDs be disabled on the HE-HP?

LEDs can be disabled by removing the LED jumper or cutting the small PCB trace associated with the LED.

When does the HE-HP power supply turn on?

The power supply turns on when 6 V to 40 V is applied to the ignition input (SD) on connector CN3‑1.

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