by Kenady Beaudoin | Jul 31, 2021 | Tech Talks
The DMC, or Dual Master Controller, is basically a CPU-in-a-box that allows two converters to be controlled simultaneously from the same CPU PCB (604170). Through two pairs of handshaking lines, the converters enter and exit High-Z mode when entering and exiting...
by Gabriel Vargas | Jun 18, 2020 | Partner Announcement, Tech Talks
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by Gabriel Vargas | Mar 6, 2020 | Partner Announcement, Tech Talks
Working on a Q series converter? Well, here are some helpful notes you can use to help reduce time, avoid potential problems during troubleshooting and providing a world class service. Our Q series converters range from 15kVA to 165kVA range for a single converter....
by Kenady Beaudoin | Jan 2, 2020 | Engineering
What is grounding? In an AC electrical system, the wire that carries away fault currents is called the ground wire. The equipment ground allows the GFCI (Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter) to disconnect the circuit and prevents fault current from electrifying a...
by Eric Herman | Sep 23, 2018 | Engineering
Written by Eric Herman, Director if Engineering September 23rd, 2018 Every ASEA shore power converter contains an Isolation transformer. Why? The oldest and best reason in the book: Safety. By isolating your ship’s power system from the shore power, fault current...
by Kenady Beaudoin | Jun 1, 2018 | Engineering
It’s a common scenario: An evening on the boat enjoying the game is interrupted when yet another yacht arrives at the marina and connects to shore power. Suddenly, it’s like a brownout at home. Lights dim, the TV resets, A/C goes out, clocks start blinking...
