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Comment: Added output power and efficiency to DC-DC table

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At each voltage input, the DCDC will run for at least 10 minutes, and the temperature will be monitored with max temp being recorded

Voltage Input (Supply)Current input (Supply)Voltage output (Measured by 6*Vacross resistor)Current outputTime

Temperature of Heat Sink

Notes
50




It started faulting at this 50V input, so I just moved on to 70V.
70 (71)1.65 (1.72 initially)13.467.61321086degreesCIt heated up a whole lot. I stopped it after 10 minutes, but that's because I noticed the resistors started melting the plastic box they were in. The temperature of the module itself was still steadily increasing (with no foreseeable stop) at about .1degreesC/sec. I need to find a better heat sinking method before testing will be continued.
90





110





130





150






Due to the readings from testing at 70V, the testing has stopped and will be completed after placing a fan for heat sinking on top of the vicor module.

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Test Results with 2.5KW DC LoadsĀ 


Voltage InputCurrent Input (Supply)Max TempOutput CurrentOutput VoltageDC Load SettingPin (W)Pout (W)Efficiency (%)Notes
45.42.0231.75.8813.65.88A91.70879.96887.2
59.84.0440.015.7113.415.71A241.592210.51487.1
59.83.854117.7913.317.7A230.23236.607102.7Questionable efficiency
79.63.3842.518.0513.3?269.048240.06589.2the dc load is controlled by anotherĀ 
99.42.74318.113.3?268.38240.73

89.7


125.51.738.218.313.3?213.35243.39114.1Questionable efficiency
142.11.84417.513.3
255.78232.7591.0the fan takes .135Amps@12V


Note: the dcdc fan for this testing takes .135Amps@12V

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