ADLINK cPS-H325/24 250W CompactPCI Hot-Swap Redundant Power Supply

  • Model: cPS-H325/24
  • Material Number: Not verified
  • Brand: ADLINK Technology
  • Series: CompactPCI Power Supplies
  • Core Function: Supplies regulated DC power to compatible CompactPCI systems through a hot-swappable rack interface.
  • Type: Redundant CompactPCI power supply module
  • Key Specs: 250 W DC output; 18–36 VDC input; 3U, 8HP form factor
  • Interface: PICMG 2.11, 47-pin CompactPCI power interface
Category: SKU: ADLINK cPS-H325/24 250W

Description

Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Product Model cPS-H325/24
Manufacturer ADLINK Technology
Product Type CompactPCI power supply module
Rated Output Power 250 W DC
Input Voltage 18–36 VDC
Form Factor 3U CompactPCI
Module Width 8HP
Power Interface PICMG 2.11
Backplane Connector 47-pin
Hot-Swap Support Yes
Redundancy N+1 through internal OR-ing diodes
Power Factor Correction Active PFC
Harmonic Compliance IEC 1000-3-2
Communication Protocol Not specified
Operating Temperature Verify from the exact datasheet revision
Protection Rating Not specified

Specifications above are based on ADLINK’s official product information.

CPS-H32524

Product Introduction

The ADLINK cPS-H325/24 is a 250 W DC power module designed for 3U CompactPCI systems requiring hot-swap power replacement and redundant power architecture. It accepts an 18–36 VDC input and connects to the system through a PICMG 2.11-compliant 47-pin power interface.

The module uses internal OR-ing diodes to support N+1 redundancy, allowing compatible systems to maintain power through a redundant supply arrangement. Active power factor correction is also included. The 8HP form factor makes rack compatibility and connector alignment important during replacement.

 

Application Scenarios & Field Pitfalls

Typical applications

  • Industrial CompactPCI systems: Provides DC power to compatible embedded computing and control racks.
  • Railway control equipment: Suitable for supported CompactPCI architectures used in transportation systems.
  • Industrial data acquisition: Supplies compatible CompactPCI CPU, I/O, and communication modules.
  • Redundant computing platforms: Supports N+1 power configurations where the backplane and system power design provide the required redundancy.

Field checks before replacement

  1. Verify the input supply. The /24 version is specified for 18–36 VDC. Do not substitute an AC-input or different DC-input variant.
  2. Check the mechanical format. Confirm 3U CompactPCI and 8HP compatibility with the installed chassis.
  3. Inspect the 47-pin connector. Verify connector condition, pin alignment, and backplane compatibility.
  4. Check redundancy architecture. Confirm that the system supports N+1 operation and that the parallel supply arrangement is correctly configured.
  5. Verify the power budget. The 250 W rating is the module’s stated output capacity; calculate actual load demand and startup current before installation.
  6. Test hot-swap behavior. Follow the chassis manufacturer’s replacement procedure. Do not assume every CompactPCI backplane supports live removal simply because the module is hot-swappable.

 

Related Products

  • cPS-H325/24 – The exact 18–36 VDC input version discussed here.
  • cPS-H325 Series – Related CompactPCI power-module family; input voltage and configuration must be checked by suffix.
  • ADLINK CompactPCI 3U Chassis – Host chassis requiring compatible power-module dimensions and PICMG 2.11 power interfaces.
  • ADLINK CompactPCI CPU Boards – System processing modules powered through the compatible backplane.
  • ADLINK CompactPCI I/O Boards – Data acquisition and industrial communication modules that share the chassis power architecture.

These are related system components, not direct replacements for the cPS-H325/24.

 

Procurement and Replacement Notes

When ordering, provide the complete marking cPS-H325/24, not just CPS-H32524. Request photographs of the rating label, connector, and revision markings.

For incoming inspection, verify the 18–36 VDC input range, 250 W output rating, connector condition, and power-up behavior under a controlled load. In redundant installations, test the module together with the remaining power supplies to confirm proper load sharing and redundancy operation.