Evaluation of dc Voltage Levels for Integrated Information Technology and Telecom Power Architectures

Proceedings:
Conference:
telescon(R) 2009 - Power Supply Quality and Efficiency - 4th International Telecommunication - Energy special conference
Town:
Vienna, Austria
Date:
05/10/2009 - 05/13/2009
Authors:
Kwasinski, Alexis (Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, United States of America)
File size:
302,62 kB
Pages:
7
Language:
english
Type:
PDF Document
Price:
15.00 €
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Abstract:

This paper discusses possible dc voltage options for information technology and telecom power architectures. Instead of considering an adaptation of existing architectures, it contemplates design factors without engineering preconditions. This is a technology planning approach based on systems fundamentals. Both conventional architectures and microgrid-based designs are discussed. The study reveals that there exist many tradeoffs which yield no particular best option. A compromise solution with a ± 150 V split phase microgrid-based architecture and a corresponding multiple-input SEPIC converter are also introduced in this paper.