Abstract:
A bi-directional DC-DC resonant converter with bi-directional voltage control includes: primary converter terminals defining a primary voltage; secondary converter terminals defining a secondary voltage; a transformer device having primary transformer terminals and secondary transformer terminals; a resonant tank device having first and second primary resonant tank terminals defining a primary resonant tank voltage and first and second secondary resonant tank terminals defining a secondary resonant tank voltage, wherein the primary tank terminals are connected to the secondary transformer terminals; a primary switching circuit connected between the primary converter terminals and the primary transformer terminals; and a secondary switching circuit connected between the secondary resonant tank terminals and the secondary converter terminals.
Abstract:
An inverter system includes an input inverter including a positive and a negative DC input terminals and first and second AC output terminals; and a bidirectional inverter device, including a first bidirectional subinverter and a second bidirectional subinverter. The first and second bidirectional subinverters have DC terminals that are interconnected in parallel with a DC power storage device. The first bidirectional subinverter have first and second AC terminals. The first AC terminal is connected to the first AC output terminal of the input inverter. The second bidirectional subinverter have first and second AC terminals. The first AC terminal is connected to the second AC output terminal of the input inverter. The second AC terminal of the first bidirectional subinverter and the second AC terminal of the second bidirectional subinverter are interconnected.
Abstract:
A power supply system module that includes a first and second AC terminals, positive and negative DC terminals and a housing. An AC-DC converter is connected to the first and second AC terminals, and a DC-DC converter is connected between the AC-DC converter and an internal DC bus. A protection circuit is connected between the internal DC bus and the positive or negative DC terminal. A control device controls the AC-DC converter and/or the DC-DC converter. The AC-DC converter, the DC-DC converter and the control device are provided inside the housing. The power supply system module also includes a backup battery device that has a backup battery connected to the internal DC bus via a battery management system. The backup battery device is provided inside the housing.
Abstract:
An inverter system includes an input inverter including a positive and a negative DC input terminals and first and second AC output terminals; and a bidirectional inverter device, including a first bidirectional subinverter and a second bidirectional subinverter. The first and second bidirectional subinverters have DC terminals that are interconnected in parallel with a DC power storage device. The first bidirectional subinverter have first and second AC terminals. The first AC terminal is connected to the first AC output terminal of the input inverter. The second bidirectional subinverter have first and second AC terminals. The first AC terminal is connected to the second AC output terminal of the input inverter. The second AC terminal of the first bidirectional subinverter and the second AC terminal of the second bidirectional subinverter are interconnected.
Abstract:
A power supply system having a power converter unit and a rack. The rack has a shelf and a shelf connection device. The power converter unit has a housing and a unit connection device, where the unit connection device is adapted to be releasably locked to the shelf connection device when the power converter unit is inserted into the shelf. The shelf connection device has a recess, and the unit connection device has a plate spring and an actuating device. A first end of the plate spring is connected to the housing and a second end of the plate spring is supported on or connected to the actuating device. The actuating device is arranged to move the plate spring between a locked position, in which the plate spring is protruding from the housing into the recess, and an open position, in which the plate spring is retracted from the recess.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a H-bridge inverter and a method for controlling a H-bridge converter. The H-bridge inverter (1) comprises first and second DC terminals (Tdc1, Tdc2), first and second AC terminals (Tac1, Tac2), a first switch (S1), a second switch (S2), a third switch (S3) and a fourth switch (S4). The inverter further comprises a control circuit for controlling the switching of the first, second, third and fourth switches (S11, S2, S3, S4). The control circuit is configured to control the switches (S1, S2, S3, S4) in continuous mode between the following states: a first state where the first switch (S1) is turned off, the second switch (S2) is performing PWM switching, the third switch (S3) is turned off and the fourth switch (S4) is turned on; a second state where the first switch (S1) is turned off, the second switch (S2) is performing PWM switching, the third switch (S3) is turned on and the fourth switch (S4) is turned off; a third state where the first switch (S1) is turned off, the second switch (S2) is turned on, the third switch (S3) is turned off and the fourth switch (54) is performing PWM switching; and a fourth state where the first switch (S1) is turned on, the second switch (S2) is turned off, the third switch (S3) is turned off and the fourth switch (S4) is performing PWM switching.
Abstract:
A power supply system having a power converter unit and a rack. The rack has a shelf and a shelf connection device. The power converter unit has a housing and a unit connection device, where the unit connection device is adapted to be releasably locked to the shelf connection device when the power converter unit is inserted into the shelf. The shelf connection device has a recess, and the unit connection device has a plate spring and an actuating device. A first end of the plate spring is connected to the housing and a second end of the plate spring is supported on or connected to the actuating device. The actuating device is arranged to move the plate spring between a locked position, in which the plate spring is protruding from the housing into the recess, and an open position, in which the plate spring is retracted from the recess.
Abstract:
A common mode inductor device includes a magnetic core forming a continuous loop, a first winding wound around the magnetic core, and a second winding wound around the magnetic core. The magnetic core further includes a first leg section, a second leg section, a third leg section and a fourth leg section. The first winding is wound around the first leg section, the second winding is wound around the second leg section, the third leg section is provided between a first end area of the first leg section and a first end area of the second leg section, and the fourth leg section is provided between a second end area of the first leg section and a second end area of the second leg section.
Abstract:
An AC-DC converter device includes a first overvoltage protection circuit connected between a first DC output terminal and a first control terminal of a gate pulse controller. The first overvoltage protection circuit is configured to turn off a first switch if the output voltage between the DC output terminals is above a threshold voltage. A galvanic insulation barrier is connected either between the first overvoltage protection circuit and the first control terminal or between the first control terminal and the first switch.