Abstract:
A UPS includes an AC output, power factor control circuitry; and a DC bus coupled to the power factor control circuitry where the power factor control circuitry is configured to determine a difference in instantaneous power supplied to the AC output and to adjust a voltage of the DC bus based, at least partly, on the difference. In one embodiment, the UPS includes a single phase AC input. In another embodiment, the power factor control circuitry is configured to determine a cumulative difference in instantaneous power supplied to the AC output.
Abstract:
An electronically commutated fan system (100) includes a conversion module (10), an inverter unit (20), and a control unit (30). The conversion module (10) receives an input power source (Vin) and converts the input power source (Vin) into a first DC power source (Vdcl). The inverter unit (20) receives the first DC power source (Vdcl) and converts the first DC power source (Vdcl) into an output power source (Vout) to make a fan (40) rotate. The control unit (30) controls a rotational speed of the fan (40) to be within a first error range (Rel) when the control unit (30) determines that an amplitude of the input power source (Vin) is varied. The control unit (30) determines that the input power source (Vin) is a DC power source or an AC power source. The conversion module (10) is controlled by the control unit (30) to convert the DC power source or the AC power source into the first DC power source (Vdcl).
Abstract:
A heat sink (11) comprised of a first heat dissipation portion (11a), a second heat dissipation portion (11b), and a third heat dissipation portion (11c) is mounted on a circuit board (14). Two sets of an inductor (L1, L2) that constitute an interleaved power factor correction circuit are arranged in a spatial region formed in the inside of the heat sink and are mounted on the circuit board. Two sets of a transistor (Tr1, Tr2) and a diode (D1, D2) that constitute the interleaved power factor correction circuit are attached to an outer surface of the first heat dissipation portion and are mounted on the circuit board.
Abstract:
A power factor correction (PFC) controller and method uses a finite state machine to adjust the duty cycle of a pulse width modulation (PWM) switching control signal. The PFC controller has a target current generator that receives the link output voltage and generates a target current proportionate to the rectified line input voltage. The PFC controller further includes a comparator which outputs a two-level current comparison result signal. The finite state machine responsive to the two-level current comparison result signal, generates a switch control signal that has a duty cycle which is adjusted for controlling the switch so that the sensed current is approximately proportionate to the rectified line input voltage, such that power factor correction is performed.
Abstract:
A method and device for detecting inductor current of a PFC circuit are disclosed, which relates to the field of power supply technology. The method includes: detecting a voltage on a boost inductor of a critical-conduction mode PFC circuit, and obtaining an inductor voltage detection signal (S1); converting the inductor voltage detection signal into a voltage signal whose waveform is consistent with a current waveform of the inductor to serve as an inductor current detection signal, to perform loop protection on the PFC circuit or perform over-current protection on the PFC circuit by using the inductor current detection signal (S2). In the above technical scheme, through the method for detecting the inductor voltage of the critical-conduction mode PFC circuit and indirectly obtaining the inductor current, the function of detecting the inductor current of the critical-conduction mode PFC circuit can be realized, and loop control on the system or protection control on the inductor current peak value can be achieved by using the detected inductor current of the PFC circuit.
Abstract:
System and method for controlling power factor correction (PFC) for three-phase AC power conveyed via a three-phase AC power grid. Currents and voltages on the grid are monitored and used to generate waveform data enabling dynamic control of switching circuitry used in controlling one or more phase offsets between the currents and voltages.
Abstract:
L'invention concerne un convertisseur alternatif-continu comportant : une première borne (12) et une deuxième borne (14), destinées à recevoir une tension alternative (Vac) ; une troisième borne (16) et une quatrième borne (18), destinées à fournir une tension continue (Vdc) ; deux commutateurs (T1, T2) en série entre les troisième et quatrième bornes, dont le point milieu (32) est connecté à la première borne (12) ; et deux éléments de redressements (Th1, Th2) commandables en série entre les troisième et quatrième bornes, dont le point milieu (34) est connecté à la première borne ou à la deuxième borne (14).
Abstract:
Abstract: In the present invention, a rectifying device includes a power factor oorrecting circuit. The power factor correcting circuit includes, for example, an inductor and a switching element disposed in correspondence with the inductor. A control device (15) of the rectifying device includes a power factor correcting control unit (21) that controls the power factor correcting circuit, and an input power supply monitoring unit (22) that monitors whether an input power supply is unstable. The input power supply monitoring unit (22) comprises: a detection unit (31) that detects a period in which the input power supply voltage is at least a prescribed threshold; a determination unit (32) that determines whether the detected time detected by the detection unit (31) is within a normal range set beforehand; and a stopping unit (33) that stops the operation of the power factor correcting circuit if the detected time is outside of the normal range. Due to this configuration, an unstable input power supply voltage can be quickly detected and the generation of unwanted noise and the like can be prevented.