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The 5501-381 is a high-capacity Triple Modular Redundant (TMR) power supply module developed by Woodward, Inc. for the MicroNet Digital Control Platform.
Designed for mission-critical turbine and engine control systems, this module converts 220 VAC industrial utility power into stable low-voltage control power for MicroNet processors and I/O hardware. The TMR architecture supports redundant power operation, eliminating single points of failure and ensuring continuous system availability during maintenance or utility disturbances.
The module includes an integrated 10 A time-delay breaker for inrush current management and short-circuit protection. Its hot-swappable design allows maintenance without shutting down the control rack or interrupting prime mover operation, making it ideal for high-availability power generation facilities.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 5501-381 |
| Series | MicroNet TMR |
| Input Voltage | 220 VAC nominal |
| Frequency Range | 47 – 63 Hz |
| Maximum Input Power | 1250 VA |
| Maximum Input Current | 6.7 A |
| Input Protection | 10 A time-delay breaker/fuse |
| Holdup Time | 1 AC cycle at 220 VAC |
| Redundancy Support | Dual-supply TMR architecture |
| Maintenance Method | Hot-swappable under load |
| System Compatibility | MicroNet TMR control chassis |
| Weight | 2 kg |
Utility-scale power generation plants
Steam and gas turbine control systems
High-reliability industrial automation systems
Critical mechanical drive control applications
Can two 5501-381 modules be installed in one chassis?
No. For TMR redundancy, power supplies must be installed in separate chassis segments and interconnected using designated ribbon cabling.
What is the purpose of the 10 A time-delay breaker?
It allows the module to safely handle startup inrush currents while protecting against sustained overcurrent conditions.
Is it compatible with DC power systems?
No. This module is designed specifically for 220 VAC high-voltage AC input systems. DC-powered systems require different MicroNet power supply variants.