UPS / INVERTER UPS SYSTEM 1 KVA / 3 KVA INVERTER 1 UPS System UPS System means Uninterrupted Power Supply.

As the name indicates, this system supplies uninterrupted A.C. supply. Necessity:- Un-interrupted power supply is very much necessary in D.O.T for the operation of computers, peripherals in O.M.C and for the other telecom equipments. Capacity: The Capacity of an UPS is the output power it can deliver and is expressed in terms of kilo volt-amperes (KVA). Different capacities of UPS systems are available readily in the market right from 1 KVA onwards. 1.1 Principle of UPS System

/ AC mains

Rectifier / charger DC Battery DC

Inverter AC Output

Fig.1 Block diagram of UPS System The Block diagram of UPS is given above single phase AC. supply is first rectified to 120V D.C. supply. Across this 2 sets of 40 AH, 120 volts battery sets are floated. The combined D.C is then fed to the inverter, which converts into A.C of 220 volts. During the available period of input AC mains, the battery sets will be trickle charged and the load will be taken by rectifier only. During the absence of input A.C. mains, the battery set will be taking the load. Another type of UPS system used in B.S.N.L is designed to work on -48 V D.C supply fed from the exchange power plant.

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1.2 Specifications of UPS systems a) Input b) Input BTY c) Output d) Output current 1.3 Alarms in UPS system 1) Low Battery 2) Over load 3) Output High 4) Output low 5) Trip 230V, 1 , A.C. supply 120V, 40 AH, two

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Batteries. 220 volts, A.C For 5 KVA it is 21.5 Amps.

- If the battery voltage falls below a specific voltage. - If the load on UPS is more than its capacity UPS will be tripped and overload alarm comes - When output voltage becomes high UPS will be tripped and this alarm comes. :- When output voltage becomes low UPS will be tripped and this alarm comes. - This LED glows once if the inverter trips.

2 Inverters of 1KVA/3KVA Capacities Inverter is an alternating current (A.C) generating equipment using D.C voltage source of -48v as its input. 2.1 Necessity Inverters are very widely used in D.O.T network for the operation of peripherals in CDOT and E-10B exchanges. 2.2 Technical Specifications 1) Input a) Voltage b) Current c) Power drawn d) Source e) Source Ripple 2) Output a) Voltage = 220 2% V.A.C = 44 to57 volts D.C = 32A, 96A, 192Amps for 1 KVA, 3KVA, 6KVA inverters respectively. = 1.5KVA/4.5KVA/9KVA for 1 KVA, 3KVA,6KVA inverters respectively. = Battery /Float rectifier = Less than 2 %

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b) Rated KVA c) Rated Current d) Wave form e) Total Harmonic distortion f) Frequency g) Voltage adjustment h) Over current trip i) Efficiency Exchange Make and Capacity CDOT up to 1400 lines CDOT above 1400 lines E10B 2.4 Principle of Operation

= 1, 3, 6 KVAs = 4.3A, 12.9A. 25.8 A for 1 KVA 3KVA, 6KVA inverters respectively. = Sinusoidal = 5% Max = 50 0.1 Hertz = 220 to 250 volts = 120% = 70 % minimum Capacity and No. of Inverters used 1 KVA x 2 Nos 1 KVA x 3 Nos 6 KVA x 3 Nos

2.3 Inverters (Capacity wise) used in DOT are listed below:

Low capacity inverters are designed using integrated circuits, transistors, etc whereas higher capacity inverters are designed using thyristors.

Diagram of 1 KVA Inverter

The diagram of 1 KVA Inverter is given above. In this Q1 to Q4 are four power transistors arranged in full bridge configuration. This combination acts as a push-pull amplifier and given AC O/P. Main transformer T1 provides input output isolation. Radio frequencies are filtered at the output with the help of RF I suppresser. Regulation and frequency stabilization is done by the control circuit.

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2.5 Method of Connection of Inverters in CDOT Exchanges In C-DOT exchanges all the peripherals are divided into two or three groups and connected across the output of individual inverters separately. But in case of failure of any inverter there is a provision for the connection of the group of peripherals connected to the faulty inverter to another inverter. 2.6 Method of Connection of Inverters in E10B exchanges In E10B exchanges, the main computer works on the output supply of the inverter. The inverter system comprises of two 6KVA inverter units and a control cubicle. Normally the total load is shared equally by both the inverters (each operating at half the full load capacity). In case of failure of any inverter unit, the total load will be supplied by the other unit. This inverter system is most unique in nature because of the following. a) sharing the system load equally. b) having ability to be in phase synchronization even in the event of failure of master oscillator, which normally synchronizes them. c) able to lower overall distortion. d) well protected against different fault conditions. with minimum inter cubicle circulary currents over a wide range of input voltage.

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