Abstract:
A power converter includes: a rectifying and boosting unit that rectifies first alternating-current power supplied from a commercial power supply and boosts a voltage of the first alternating-current power; a capacitor connected to an output end of the rectifying and boosting unit; an inverter to convert power output from the rectifying and boosting unit and the capacitor into second alternating-current power, and output the second alternating-current power to a device; and a control unit that reduces a current flowing through the capacitor by controlling the rectifying and boosting unit and by controlling the inverter such that the inverter outputs, to the device, the second alternating-current power containing a ripple dependent on a ripple of power flowing from the rectifying and boosting unit into the capacitor. The control unit controls in accordance with a load state.
Abstract:
A power conversion apparatus including a transformer, a synchronous rectification (SR) transistor and a SR controller is provided. The SR transistor is coupled between a secondary side of the transformer and an output terminal. The SR controller receives a cross voltage between a drain terminal and a source terminal of the SR transistor as a first detection signal. The SR controller obtains a first time length according to a voltage value of the first detection signal, a voltage value of a first trigger signal and a voltage value of a second trigger signal. The SR controller determines a time point to turn off the SR transistor according to the first time length.
Abstract:
A power regenerative converter includes: a power conversion unit configured to convert AC power supplied from an AC power supply into DC power and convert DC power into AC power to be supplied as regenerative electric power to the AC power supply; an LCL filter including a reactor unit having a plurality of reactors connected in series between the power conversion unit and the AC power supply, and capacitors each having one end connected to a series connection point of the reactors in the reactor unit; a drive control unit for controlling the power conversion unit based on an AC voltage command; and a voltage command compensation unit for calculating a compensation value in accordance with a capacitor voltage being a voltage at the series connection point of the reactors and adding the compensation value to the AC voltage command input to the drive control unit.
Abstract:
A device for precharging a voltage converter is provided with a precharging unit, capable of assuming a closed state, as well as with a control unit for the precharging unit, the precharging unit being capable of operating according to a precharging state limiting the value of the precharging current passing through it, the control unit being capable of commanding the operation of the precharging unit according to the precharging state and, once the precharging has been completed, of commanding the precharging unit to change over from the precharging state to the closed state. The assembly has a chopping voltage converter and such a device disposed at the input of the converter. The aircraft is equipped with such a device or with such an assembly.
Abstract:
A circuit for driving a transducer in a mid-air haptic system includes a voltage source, a voltage sink, a current source, a trickle capacitor, a storage capacitor, a haptic system transducer, a first switch, a second switch, and a third switch. Using these components, a portion of the charge required for switching a transducer is sourced from the decoupling capacitance. When the switching completes, additional charge is transferred immediately from the power supply back into the decoupling capacitance. This acts to lower the peak current by fully utilizing 100% of a switching waveform for transfer of charge from the power supply to capacitors local to the transducer.
Abstract:
A network cooperation-based low power type charged broadcasting set-top box and a controlling method therefor, the set-top box sub-dividing a standby mode of the set-top box into an active standby mode, in which only background functions are processed without processing a main function, and a passive standby mode, in which no functions are processed; extending the passive standby mode occupation time to more than that of the active standby mode; and including a way of transitioning between operating modes by exchanging information regarding the set-top box through an inter-cooperation between a charged broadcasting network and the set-top box, thereby reducing the power consumption of a processor (SoC) which processes multimedia contents and minimizing the power consumption while the set-top box is in standby mode.
Abstract:
A switched-mode converter includes a first magnetic circuit including a first inductive element, coupled to at least one second inductive element and electrically coupled in series with the second element and with a first diode between a first one of two input terminals and a first one of two output terminals; a first switch coupled in series with a third inductive element between a second terminal of the first inductive element and a second input terminal, a common node between the first switch and the third inductive element being connected to one of the output terminals by a second diode; and a circuit capable of canceling the voltage across the first switch before its turning-on.
Abstract:
A multi-output switching power supply circuit easily produces multiple outputs with increased power source conversion efficiency. The circuit includes, in place of the rectifying diode and the commutating diode used in the multi-output switching power supply circuit of the prior art, a circuit configuration in which an NMOS for synchronous rectification is combined with a constant-voltage control by a magnetic amplifier. It is not required to use, for example, a radiator to dissipate heat, and hence the system size is reduced and the conversion efficiency is increased, and the system can be easily implemented in a low-voltage multi-output configuration. In a configuration in which a magnetic amplifier is arranged between a secondary winding and an first NMOS for synchronous rectification and a drive circuit for the first NMOS and an second NMOS for synchronous rectification is implemented as a separate winding other than the secondary winding, the first NMOS is not included in a loop to flow a reset current. The magnetic amplifier can conduct constant-voltage control without any influence from the interruption of the control loop when the first NMOS on the rectifying side is turned off.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses forward power converter. The power converter includes a transformer for transferring an input voltage from a primary side to a secondary side. The secondary side includes a main output voltage loop and at least one auxiliary output loop connected with a magnetic amplifier. A pulse width modulation (PWM) controller controls a switch on the primary side of the transformer for turning on the switch and turning off the main output voltage loop and the auxiliary output voltage loop for storing a magnetizing energy on windings of the secondary side. The magnetic amplifier includes a first and a second magnetization windings controlled by a first and a second control circuits respectively for providing a positive and negative magnetization current to carrying out a bi-directional magnetization process to achieve expanded load range operable for the forward power converter.
Abstract:
A primary side of a transformer has a switching transistor to on-off control the current flowing in a primary winding on a primary side. A secondary side of the transformer has a commutating side FET to be turned on by applying the induced voltage of a tertiary winding on a secondary side of a current transformer, and a flywheel side FET with the primary winding on the primary side of the current transformer connected thereto in series. The current transformation ratio of the current transformer is small in the initial period when the flywheel side FET is turned on, and then, the current transformation ratio is increased by current controlling means comprising a saturable reactor, a diode or the like.