Leading the way in the future of sustainable power conversion for aerospace and defence platforms, TT Electronics introduces a state-of-the-art Bidirectional & Tridirectional Power Converter. Designed to military standards, this cutting-edge solution offers formidable power capability and leading-edge efficiency while being compact and lightweight.
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| Universal Usage & Configurable |
| Power to 150kW |
| Efficiency: >96% |
| Designed to: RTCA-DO-160. MIL-STD-704. MIL-STD-461 |
The universal design ensures seamless integration with existing modular architecture that supports a range of voltages and power levels that meets diverse requirements. Our bidirectional power converters provide a more efficienct, high power density for next generation technologies for the defence industry.
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The AX-FORCE Tri-Directional Power Converter takes versatility further as a universal AC-DC, DC-AC, battery management, and motor control platform in a single, software-configurable design. Built around top-of-the-line Silicon Carbide (SiC) power modules, AX-FORCE converts a wide range of AC power to high- and low-voltage DC power while managing battery backup, with power factor correction that keeps input current distortion low and efficiency above 96%; units can be paralleled to scale up to 150kW.
Compared to traditional Autotransformer-Rectifier Units (ATRU), it delivers enhanced power quality, faster dynamic response, and multi-function versatility — including integrated BMS and tri-directional power flow — in a smaller, lighter, lower-cost footprint, with real-time software reconfiguration for AC-DC, DC-AC, battery management, or motor control without changing hardware. One Platform. Every Direction of Power.
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