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CONFIGURABLE MEDIA INTERFACE MODULE
20230145749 · 2023-05-11 ·

In an embodiment, a method includes transmitting power to a media interface module via a base and receiving device information associated with any number of devices. The devices are connected to any number of communication ports of the media interface module. The method also includes configuring any number of network connections between the media interface module and the host device based on the device information. The method also includes establishing any number of communication sessions between the devices and the host device via the communication ports after the network connections are configured.

CONFIGURABLE MEDIA INTERFACE MODULE
20230145749 · 2023-05-11 ·

In an embodiment, a method includes transmitting power to a media interface module via a base and receiving device information associated with any number of devices. The devices are connected to any number of communication ports of the media interface module. The method also includes configuring any number of network connections between the media interface module and the host device based on the device information. The method also includes establishing any number of communication sessions between the devices and the host device via the communication ports after the network connections are configured.

METHOD FOR OPERATING A WIND FARM
20170373533 · 2017-12-28 ·

A method for operating a plurality of wind energy installations configured for supplying electric power to an electrical supply system, that each have an aerodynamic rotor with rotor blades and an electrical generator and also operating equipment, is disclosed. The wind energy installations are operated while they are not connected to the electrical supply system, where at least one of the wind energy installations produces electric power and inputs the electric power into a local DC voltage system that connects the wind energy installations if the at least one of the wind energy installations currently produces more power than needed for supplying its own operating equipment. Additionally or alternatively, the operating equipment is supplied totally or in part with power from the local DC voltage system if the at least one of the wind energy installations currently produces less power than needed for supplying its operating equipment.

METHOD FOR OPERATING A WIND FARM
20170373533 · 2017-12-28 ·

A method for operating a plurality of wind energy installations configured for supplying electric power to an electrical supply system, that each have an aerodynamic rotor with rotor blades and an electrical generator and also operating equipment, is disclosed. The wind energy installations are operated while they are not connected to the electrical supply system, where at least one of the wind energy installations produces electric power and inputs the electric power into a local DC voltage system that connects the wind energy installations if the at least one of the wind energy installations currently produces more power than needed for supplying its own operating equipment. Additionally or alternatively, the operating equipment is supplied totally or in part with power from the local DC voltage system if the at least one of the wind energy installations currently produces less power than needed for supplying its operating equipment.

Auxiliary energy circuit for battery-powered power tool

A power tool comprising a housing, an interface configured to receive a battery pack, a trigger for user control of power tool operation, at least one sensor configured to measure an operational characteristic of the power tool, and a controller. The controller is configured to receive a control signal from the trigger, control the power tool in response to the control signal, receive power tool operational data from the at least one sensor indicative of the operational characteristic of the power tool, and provide additional energy to the power tool via an auxiliary energy supply within the power tool housing based on the operational characteristic of the power tool.

Auxiliary energy circuit for battery-powered power tool

A power tool comprising a housing, an interface configured to receive a battery pack, a trigger for user control of power tool operation, at least one sensor configured to measure an operational characteristic of the power tool, and a controller. The controller is configured to receive a control signal from the trigger, control the power tool in response to the control signal, receive power tool operational data from the at least one sensor indicative of the operational characteristic of the power tool, and provide additional energy to the power tool via an auxiliary energy supply within the power tool housing based on the operational characteristic of the power tool.

Installation fixture for installing devices on power lines

An installation fixture for installing a device on a power line is disclosed. The fixture includes a lower cradle that may receive one part of the device, an upper cradle that may receive another part of the device, and a base. The installation fixture may be installed on a worker carrier for a boom truck or the like. The orientation of the lower cradle may be adjusted relative to the base to facilitate the installation on the power line. The upper cradle may be moved between an open position (where the parts may be loaded into the fixture) and a closed position (where the power line is captured between the two parts of the device) and at which time that parts can be secured together.

Installation fixture for installing devices on power lines

An installation fixture for installing a device on a power line is disclosed. The fixture includes a lower cradle that may receive one part of the device, an upper cradle that may receive another part of the device, and a base. The installation fixture may be installed on a worker carrier for a boom truck or the like. The orientation of the lower cradle may be adjusted relative to the base to facilitate the installation on the power line. The upper cradle may be moved between an open position (where the parts may be loaded into the fixture) and a closed position (where the power line is captured between the two parts of the device) and at which time that parts can be secured together.

SHOCKPROOF ELECTRICAL SOCKET
20170346233 · 2017-11-30 ·

A shockproof electrical socket is connected to a plug comprising a first latch and a second latch. The socket comprises a shell, a first elastic sheet, a second elastic sheet, a first elastic contact mechanism configured to connect the first elastic sheet and the first latch, and a second elastic contact mechanism configured to connect the second elastic sheet and the second latch. The first elastic contact mechanism comprises a first insulation block connected to the shell through a first elastic piece. The first elastic sheet is connected to the shell through a second elastic piece. The second elastic contact mechanism comprises a second insulation block connected to the shell through a third elastic piece. The second elastic sheet is connected to the shell through a fourth elastic piece.

METHOD FOR OPERATING A WIND FARM AND A WIND FARM

A method for operating a wind farm having a string (S1-S3) of wind turbines (100-100c) which are electrically connectable with each other and a grid (510, 550) is disclosed. Each wind turbine includes a rotor (106) with rotor blades (108), a power conversion system (118, 210, 238) mechanically connected with the rotor (106), and at least one auxiliary subsystem (105, 109). The method includes operating the wind turbines of the string in an island operating mode in which the wind turbines are not connected with the grid, and the respective at least one auxiliary subsystem is supplied with electric power generated by the power conversion system of the respective wind turbine; detecting that the rotor of one of the wind turbines is exposed to a wind condition at which at least one of the rotor blades is at risk of stalling at the currently generated electric output power; and increasing the electric power generated by the power conversion system of the one of the wind turbines by an electric power amount which is sufficient for suppling the at least one auxiliary subsystem of at least one of the other wind turbines of the string.