Selection Guides
Comparisons and sizing methods for choosing between topologies, architectures and transfer schemes, with the trade-offs stated plainly.
ATS vs STS: Choosing the Right Transfer Switch
An automatic transfer switch and a static transfer switch both move a load between two supplies, but only one of them does it without the load going dark. Here is how to tell which your design actually needs.How to Size a UPS: Load, Power Factor and Headroom
A repeatable method for sizing an uninterruptible power supply: load inventory first, then kVA against kW, then inrush and derating, then runtime as its own calculation — with the real cost of oversizing and the information a supplier needs to quote.Modular DC Rectifier Systems: Sizing and Redundancy
A DC power plant is not an AC UPS with the inverter deleted, and it is not sized like one. Here is the method: amps at the bus voltage you will actually hold, plus the battery recharge current almost every enquiry forgets, then redundancy counted in whole modules.Online vs Line-Interactive UPS: Which Topology Fits Your Load
Offline, line-interactive and online double conversion do very different things to the incoming waveform. A decision guide for engineers who have to justify the choice, not just sign for it.NEED SOMETHING SPECIFIC
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