SWITCH MODE POWER 
SUPPLY (SMPS):
SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY (SMPS): 
 Although we have UPS but still we require SMPS 
because of the reason that UPS provides ac voltage and 
there are certain equipments used in DMRC, which 
operates on dc voltage. So SMPS fulfills the requirement 
and provides –48Vdc supply so that the equipments can 
be operated properly. 
SMPS Technology: 
 High frequency switching 
 MOSFET / IGBT as power elements 
 High efficiency 
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SMPS Advantages: 
 Modularity and redundancy 
 High efficiency, better than 94% 
 Easy maintenance and servicing 
SMPS consists of following sections: 
 Lightening and Surge Protection (LPDS) 
 Switch Mode Rectifiers (SMR) 
 CSU (Display Unit) 
 MUIB and MMIB 
 LVDS (Low Voltage disconnection switch) 
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 Lightening Protection Devices: These devices are 
provided in the system for protection of the circuits. AC 
supply first passes through LPD and then to system 
 AC input OV/UV protection: Protection against over 
and under voltage is provided through input contactor 
that will isolate the Rectifiers in case the input falls below 
or above pre-defined limits. This contactor will 
automatically reconnect the Rectifiers with the mains AC 
as soon as it’s normal restoration 
 LVDS: Low Voltage Disconnect Switch 
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AC SUPPLY MINI CSU ALARMS 
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AC DISTRIBUTION 
SMR 
RACK 
DC DISTRIBUTION 
MUIB 
Tambient 
LVDS 
1 or 2 Batteries 
T batteries
Switch Mode Rectifiers (SMR): SMR is full wave rectifier with 
load capacity of 25A. Details of each individual rectifier modules in a 
rack can be checked in CSU. 
Control and Supervisory Unit (CSU): CSU is a micro 
controller based menu driven control unit with LCD display, whose 
operation is manually interfaced through number of push buttons. It 
can monitor all parameters and communicates with all rectifiers and 
external world. 
Mains User Interface Board (MUIB): MUIB is the nterface 
between CSU and external signals like battery current, LVDS, 
temperature, alarms, etc. 
Main Monitoring Interface Board (MMIB): It senses mains 
input voltage, current & frequency and send these signals to CSU via 
MUIB 
Low Voltage Disconnect Switch (LVDS): LVDS protects 
battery from deep discharge by disconnecting battery from Load, while 
discharging. 
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SMPS connections at DMRC: 
SMPS-1 SMPS-2 
48V DC 48V DC 
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AC 
SUPPLY 
LPD 
LOAD 
(From battery bank 2) 
(From battery bank 1) (From battery bank 2) 
LPD- Light Protecting Device
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SMPS Panel: 
1 
LED LED LED 
CSU 
(Control and Supervisory Unit) 
SMR 
1 
SMR 
2 
SMR 
3 
1 2 3 
4 5 6 
Functions of button 1-6: 
1-SMR 2-Battery 3-CSU 
4-Increase 5-Decrease 6-Enter 
Number of SMR 
depends on the 
DC voltage 
requirement. 
For example, there 
are 13 SMRs at 
Rajendera Place 
station and 6 
SMRs at Ramesh 
Nagar station due 
to EBTS rack.
OPERATION: 
 Two incomer supplies, one main and other emergency, 
goes to input isolator which is a transformer. Input 
cubicle supplies input to UPS-1, UPS-2, SMPS, SCVS, 
Cell Charger and Spare. 
 Input to UPS-1 and -2 gives 3-phase AC stabilized 
output, which is passed to ACDB (AC Distribution Box). 
From ACDB it is supplied to Telecom equipments and 
signaling equipments. Telecom equipments, which use 
AC supply, are PIDS/PAS, Clocks, CCTV and NP-SCADA. 
All systems except PIDS/PAS use 1-phase 
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supply. 
 Cell charger is used to charge cell, but can’t charge cell 
below 1.75V 
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 SCVS (Servo Controlled Voltage Stabilizer) also 
stabilizes the input 3-phase supply, in case main supply 
is missing output from SCVS is used for bypass static 
and maintenance supply. SCVS consists of Zener Diode 
and control protection Circuits. 
 Battery current sharing cubicle works as battery 
isolator in case of battery maintenance or batteries 
discharged below 346V. 
 SMPS takes AC supply converts it to DC. It is used by 
Telecom equipments requiring DC voltage like SDH, 
EBTS and EPABX through DCDB (DC Distribution Box). 
In DMRC, two SMPS are used for redundancy. Two 
battery banks for each SMPS are provided for supporting 
function in absence of main supply. 
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DMRC SMPS

  • 1.
    SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY (SMPS):
  • 2.
    SWITCH MODE POWERSUPPLY (SMPS):  Although we have UPS but still we require SMPS because of the reason that UPS provides ac voltage and there are certain equipments used in DMRC, which operates on dc voltage. So SMPS fulfills the requirement and provides –48Vdc supply so that the equipments can be operated properly. SMPS Technology:  High frequency switching  MOSFET / IGBT as power elements  High efficiency ISO 9001:2008
  • 3.
    SMPS Advantages: Modularity and redundancy  High efficiency, better than 94%  Easy maintenance and servicing SMPS consists of following sections:  Lightening and Surge Protection (LPDS)  Switch Mode Rectifiers (SMR)  CSU (Display Unit)  MUIB and MMIB  LVDS (Low Voltage disconnection switch) ISO 9001:2008
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     Lightening ProtectionDevices: These devices are provided in the system for protection of the circuits. AC supply first passes through LPD and then to system  AC input OV/UV protection: Protection against over and under voltage is provided through input contactor that will isolate the Rectifiers in case the input falls below or above pre-defined limits. This contactor will automatically reconnect the Rectifiers with the mains AC as soon as it’s normal restoration  LVDS: Low Voltage Disconnect Switch ISO 9001:2008
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    AC SUPPLY MINICSU ALARMS ISO 9001:2008 AC DISTRIBUTION SMR RACK DC DISTRIBUTION MUIB Tambient LVDS 1 or 2 Batteries T batteries
  • 6.
    Switch Mode Rectifiers(SMR): SMR is full wave rectifier with load capacity of 25A. Details of each individual rectifier modules in a rack can be checked in CSU. Control and Supervisory Unit (CSU): CSU is a micro controller based menu driven control unit with LCD display, whose operation is manually interfaced through number of push buttons. It can monitor all parameters and communicates with all rectifiers and external world. Mains User Interface Board (MUIB): MUIB is the nterface between CSU and external signals like battery current, LVDS, temperature, alarms, etc. Main Monitoring Interface Board (MMIB): It senses mains input voltage, current & frequency and send these signals to CSU via MUIB Low Voltage Disconnect Switch (LVDS): LVDS protects battery from deep discharge by disconnecting battery from Load, while discharging. ISO 9001:2008
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    SMPS connections atDMRC: SMPS-1 SMPS-2 48V DC 48V DC ISO 9001:2008 AC SUPPLY LPD LOAD (From battery bank 2) (From battery bank 1) (From battery bank 2) LPD- Light Protecting Device
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    ISO 9001:2008 SMPSPanel: 1 LED LED LED CSU (Control and Supervisory Unit) SMR 1 SMR 2 SMR 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Functions of button 1-6: 1-SMR 2-Battery 3-CSU 4-Increase 5-Decrease 6-Enter Number of SMR depends on the DC voltage requirement. For example, there are 13 SMRs at Rajendera Place station and 6 SMRs at Ramesh Nagar station due to EBTS rack.
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    OPERATION:  Twoincomer supplies, one main and other emergency, goes to input isolator which is a transformer. Input cubicle supplies input to UPS-1, UPS-2, SMPS, SCVS, Cell Charger and Spare.  Input to UPS-1 and -2 gives 3-phase AC stabilized output, which is passed to ACDB (AC Distribution Box). From ACDB it is supplied to Telecom equipments and signaling equipments. Telecom equipments, which use AC supply, are PIDS/PAS, Clocks, CCTV and NP-SCADA. All systems except PIDS/PAS use 1-phase ISO 9001:2008 supply.  Cell charger is used to charge cell, but can’t charge cell below 1.75V 
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     SCVS (ServoControlled Voltage Stabilizer) also stabilizes the input 3-phase supply, in case main supply is missing output from SCVS is used for bypass static and maintenance supply. SCVS consists of Zener Diode and control protection Circuits.  Battery current sharing cubicle works as battery isolator in case of battery maintenance or batteries discharged below 346V.  SMPS takes AC supply converts it to DC. It is used by Telecom equipments requiring DC voltage like SDH, EBTS and EPABX through DCDB (DC Distribution Box). In DMRC, two SMPS are used for redundancy. Two battery banks for each SMPS are provided for supporting function in absence of main supply.   ISO 9001:2008
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