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RF Cascade Workbook© 2005 User's Guide - Chapter 10
Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Version 1.11
by Kirt Blattenberger
RF Cafe Website
Chapter 10
10 DC Power Budget
On this worksheet, cells are provided for entering the power supply voltages and currents for each device. Efficiencies are also assigned to each supply to permit the total system input power to be calculated.
Enter the supply voltage(s) in the cells at the top. Negative values do not affect the power calculation. The titles of the current and power columns will automatically change to reflect the values entered for the voltages.
Enter the efficiency of each supply to permit a total system power requirement to be calculated. Enter “100” for the efficiency otherwise.
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Table 7 DC Power Budget Input Parameters |
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Power calculation is straight forward as follows, where the power is the required output power from the associated supply: |
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The system supply input power requirement is calculated using the efficiency value for each voltage: |
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Figure 18 DC Power Budget |
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