Intel TFX12V manual Mechanical

Page 5

 

 

 

 

TFX12V Power Supply Design Guide

 

 

 

 

Thin Form Factor with 12-V Connector

 

 

 

 

Version 2.0

 

 

2.4.3

No-load Operation

25

 

 

2.4.4

Over Current Protection

25

 

 

2.4.5

Over-temperature Protection

25

 

 

2.4.6

Output Bypass

25

3

Mechanical

.....................................................................................................

26

 

3.1

Labeling /Marking

26

 

3.2

Physical Dimensions

26

 

3.3

Mounting Options

29

 

3.4

Chassis Requirements

30

 

3.5

Airflow / Fan

31

 

3.6

AC Connector

31

 

3.7

DC Connectors

32

 

 

3.7.1

TFX12V Main Power Connector

33

 

 

3.7.2

Peripheral Connector(s)

33

 

 

3.7.3

Floppy Drive Connector

33

 

 

3.7.4

+12 V Power Connector

34

 

 

3.7.5

Serial ATA Power Connector

34

4

Environmental

35

 

4.1

Temperature

35

 

4.2

Thermal Shock (Shipping)

35

 

4.3

Relative Humidity

35

 

4.4

Altitude Requirement

35

 

4.5

Mechanical Shock

35

 

4.6

Random Vibration

36

 

4.7

Acoustics

36

 

4.8

Ecological Requirements

36

5

Safety

37

 

5.1

North America

37

 

5.2

International

37

6

Electromagnetic Compatibility

38

 

6.1

Emissions

38

 

6.2

Immunity

38

 

6.3

Input Line Current Harmonic Content

39

 

6.4

Magnetic Leakage Fields

39

 

6.5

Voltage Fluctuations and Flicker

39

7

System Cooling Considerations

40

8

Reliability

40

9

Applicable Documents

40

Image 5
Contents TFX12V Thin Form Factor with 12-Volt ConnectorImportant Information and Disclaimers Version Release Date Revision HistoryContents Mechanical Figures TFX12V Scope IntroductionTFX12V Overview Small System Optimized ProfileKey Changes for TFX12V Version Monotonically Noise Description TerminologyTerm Required Recommended Optional AC Input ElectricalInput Over Current Protection Inrush Current LimitingRegulatory Product SafetyCatastrophic Failure Protection DC OutputDC Voltage Regulation Remote SensingTypical Power Distribution for 180 W TFX12V Configurations Typical Power DistributionCross Loading Graph for 220W Configuration Typical Power Distribution for 220 W TFX12V ConfigurationsCross Loading Graph for 240W Configuration Typical Power Distribution for 240 W TFX12V ConfigurationsEfficiency General Power Limit / Hazardous Energy LevelsTypical Power Distribution for 270 W SFX12V Configurations Loading Table for Efficiency Measurements Efficiency Vs LoadEnergy Star Input Power Consumption Other Low Power System RequirementsOutput Ripple/Noise DC Output Noise/RippleMaximum Step Size Amps Output Transient ResponseCapacitive Load 11 +5 VDC / +3.3 VDC Power SequencingClosed-loop Stability Voltage Hold-up TimeTiming / Housekeeping / Control Power Supply TimingPSON# Pwrok Signal CharacteristicsPwrok 3 +5 VSB Power-on TimePSON# Signal Characteristics Output Protection Short-circuit Protection Over-temperature ProtectionNo-load Operation Over Current ProtectionLabeling /Marking Physical DimensionsMechanical Page Power Supply Mounting Slot Detail Mounting Options Suggested TFX12V Chassis Cutout Chassis RequirementsAirflow / Fan AC ConnectorTFX12V Connectors Pin-side view, not to scale DC ConnectorsFloppy Drive Connector 1 TFX12V Main Power ConnectorPeripheral Connectors Serial ATA Power Connector 4 +12 V Power ConnectorEnvironmental Ecological Requirements Random VibrationAcoustics International SafetyNorth America Immunity Electromagnetic CompatibilityEmissions Magnetic Leakage Fields Input Line Current Harmonic ContentVoltage Fluctuations and Flicker Harmonic Limits, Class D EquipmentApplicable Documents System Cooling ConsiderationsReliability

TFX12V specifications

The Intel TFX12V is a power supply unit (PSU) designed specifically for compact desktop systems, catering to the needs of PC builders who prioritize space-efficient components without compromising on performance. Intel's TFX12V specification defines the form factor and power delivery standards, ensuring compatibility across a wide range of motherboards and peripherals.

One of the main features of the TFX12V is its slimline design. Measuring 85mm in height, 65mm in width, and 150mm in depth, this PSU fits into smaller case designs, making it ideal for compact desktops or media centers. Despite its small size, the TFX12V delivers robust power, typically ranging from 300W to 400W. This output is sufficient for everyday computing tasks, light gaming, and media consumption, allowing users to create space-saving systems without sacrificing functionality.

The TFX12V power supply adheres to the ATX power supply standard, featuring a 24-pin ATX connector, which ensures broad compatibility with modern motherboards. Additionally, the TFX12V includes connections for other crucial components, such as the 4-pin CPU power connector and multiple SATA and PCIe connectors, enabling the build of systems with modern graphics cards and storage solutions.

The efficiency of the TFX12V is another significant aspect. Many models are designed to meet or exceed the 80 PLUS certification, which indicates at least 80% efficiency at 20%, 50%, and 100% loads. High efficiency not only reduces energy consumption but also minimizes heat generation, leading to quieter operation due to lower fan speeds.

In terms of safety and reliability, TFX12V power supplies come equipped with standard protections against over-voltage, under-voltage, and short-circuits. These safety features safeguard the valuable components of a PC from potential power surges or failures.

Furthermore, the product lifecycle of the Intel TFX12V often ensures access to advanced technologies, including pulsating load regulation and enhanced thermal management technologies. These features contribute to a stable power output and improved performance, even under load.

In summary, the Intel TFX12V power supply unit combines compactness, efficiency, and reliability, making it an attractive choice for users looking to build a small form-factor PC without compromising on essential features or quality. With its robust performance and modern technology, it meets the demands of today's computing needs effectively.