Abstract:
A power control device for dynamically adjusting frequency includes an electric transformer, a controller, a loading feedback unit, and a switching transistor. The electric transformer includes a first side induction coil connected to an input power unit, a second side induction coil connected to a loading unit to generate an output power by electromagnetic induction with the first side induction coil, and an auxiliary induction coil generating a power sensing signal by electromagnetic induction with the first side induction coil. The loading feedback unit generates a loading feedback signal. The controller determines the level of loading based on the loading feedback signal and further detects the valleys of the power sensing signal so as to change the switching signal which controls the switching transistor at the optimal one of the valleys.
Abstract:
The switched power supply (10) comprises: an input (16) for an AC input current (IPRI) under an input voltage (VPRI); an output (36) for a DC output current (Isec), and successively, from the input to the output, a system of controlled breaker switches (20); a transformer (21) whereof the primary (24) is linked at the output of the system of controlled breaker switches (20); a rectifying circuit (28) connected across the terminals of a secondary circuit (26) of the transformer; and a storage capacitor (32) linked in parallel across the output terminals of the rectifier circuit (28) with interposition of a coil (34), the output (36) being formed across the terminals of the storage capacitor (32). The system of controlled breaker switches (20) is the only circuit between the input (16) and the output (36) to comprise switching members and in that it comprises means (22) for controlling the system of breaker switches (20) so as to control the amplitude of the input current (IPRI) as a function of the input voltage (VPRI) of the output current (Isec) and of the voltage (Vsec) across the terminals of the storage capacitor (32).
Abstract:
A matrix integrated magnetics (MIM) “Extended E” core in which a plurality of outer legs are disposed on a base and separated along a first outer edge to define windows there between. A center leg is disposed on the top region of the base and separated from the outer legs to define a center window. The center leg is suitably positioned along a second outer edge opposite the first or between outer legs positioned along opposing outer edges. A plate is disposed on the outer legs opposite the base.
Abstract:
A linear power supply is used for supplying a voltage to an electronic device to drive the electronic device. The linear power supply includes a casing having a containing space disposed therein and at least one heat dissipating portion, and the containing space includes a circular coil and a circuit board electrically connected to the circular coil. With the foregoing measures, the linear power supply of the invention is lighter in weight, smaller in size, and better in heat dissipation than the prior art power supply that employs a silicon steel core.
Abstract:
An apparatus includes a primary transformer circuit including a plurality of primary coils. The apparatus further includes a delta secondary transformer circuit configured to magnetically couple to the primary transformer circuit. The delta secondary transformer circuit includes a first plurality of secondary coils, a first plurality of nodes coupled to the first plurality of secondary coils, and a second plurality of secondary coils configured to magnetically couple to the plurality of primary coils. Each coil of the second plurality of secondary coils is physically coupled to a respective node of the first plurality of nodes.
Abstract:
A system and method to control the electrical power input to direct electrically heated subsea pipelines. The system comprises a plurality of variable voltage generators and a plurality of step-up transformers. Each step-up transformer is electrically connected to the output of an associated generator. The system further comprises a plurality of variable step-down transformers. Each step-down transformer is electrically connected the output of the step-up transformers and to an associated pipeline segment.
Abstract:
A matrix integrated magnetics (MIM) “Extended E” core in which a plurality of outer legs are disposed on a base and separated along a first outer edge to define windows therebetween. A center leg is disposed on the top region of the base and separated from the outer legs to define a center window. The center leg is suitably positioned along a second outer edge opposite the first or between outer legs positioned along opposing outer edges. A plate is disposed on the outer legs opposite the base.
Abstract:
A matrix integrated magnetics (MIM) “Extended E” core in which a plurality of outer legs are disposed on a base and separated along a first outer edge to define windows therebetween. A center leg is disposed on the top region of the base and separated from the outer legs to define a center window. The center leg is suitably positioned along a second outer edge opposite the first or between outer legs positioned along opposing outer edges. A plate is disposed on the outer legs opposite the base.