Patent classifications
H02M7/44
BALANCED CURRENT-SOURCE INVERTER
A switching circuit for a current source inverter includes a first inverter leg, a second inverter leg, and a controller. The first inverter leg includes a first reverse-voltage-blocking (RB) switch, a second RB switch, and a third RB switch that are connected in series between a first bus line and a second bus line. The second inverter leg includes a fourth RB switch, a fifth RB switch, and a sixth RB switch are connected in series between the first bus line and the second bus line. The controller is configured to control a switch between an on-state and an off-state for each RB switch. When in the on-state, a reverse voltage is blocked by a respective RB switch, and a current with a positive polarity is conducted through the respective RB switch. When in the off-state, a voltage and the current are blocked by the respective RB switch.
Off-grid phase splitter and inverter system
In an embodiment, an off-grid phase splitter includes: a first input port and a second input port that are separately connected to a power supply; a first output port and a second output port that provide a second voltage, and the second output port and a third output port provide a third voltage; a first capacitor connected between the first output port and the second output port; a second capacitor connected between the second output port and the third output port; a first switch circuit and a second switch circuit connected in series to form a first node between the first input port and the second input port, where the first switch circuit and the second switch circuit are unidirectionally switched on in opposite directions,; and an inductor connected between the first node and the second output port.
Distributed Power Harvesting Systems Using DC Power Sources
A distributed power harvesting system including multiple direct current (DC) power sources with respective DC outputs adapted for interconnection into a interconnected DC power source output. A converter includes input terminals adapted for coupling to the interconnected DC power source output. A circuit loop sets the voltage and current at the input terminals of the converter according to predetermined criteria. A power conversion portion converts the power received at the input terminals to an output power at the output terminals. A power supplier is coupled to the output terminals. The power supplier includes a control part for maintaining the input to the power supplier at a predetermined value. The control part maintains the input voltage and/or input current to the power supplier at a predetermined value.
Distributed Power Harvesting Systems Using DC Power Sources
A distributed power harvesting system including multiple direct current (DC) power sources with respective DC outputs adapted for interconnection into a interconnected DC power source output. A converter includes input terminals adapted for coupling to the interconnected DC power source output. A circuit loop sets the voltage and current at the input terminals of the converter according to predetermined criteria. A power conversion portion converts the power received at the input terminals to an output power at the output terminals. A power supplier is coupled to the output terminals. The power supplier includes a control part for maintaining the input to the power supplier at a predetermined value. The control part maintains the input voltage and/or input current to the power supplier at a predetermined value.
Method of manufacturing semiconductor device
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes providing, in a housing, an insulating substrate having a metal pattern, a semiconductor chip, a sinter material applied on the semiconductor chip, and a terminal, providing multiple granular sealing resins supported by a grid provided in the housing, heating an inside of the housing until a temperature thereof reaches a first temperature higher than a room temperature and thereby discharging a vaporized solvent of the sinter material out of the housing via a gap of the grid and a gap of the sealing resins, and heating the inside of the housing until the temperature thereof reaches a second temperature higher than the first temperature and thereby causing the melted sealing resins to pass the gap of the grid and form a resin layer covering the semiconductor chip.
Method of manufacturing semiconductor device
A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes providing, in a housing, an insulating substrate having a metal pattern, a semiconductor chip, a sinter material applied on the semiconductor chip, and a terminal, providing multiple granular sealing resins supported by a grid provided in the housing, heating an inside of the housing until a temperature thereof reaches a first temperature higher than a room temperature and thereby discharging a vaporized solvent of the sinter material out of the housing via a gap of the grid and a gap of the sealing resins, and heating the inside of the housing until the temperature thereof reaches a second temperature higher than the first temperature and thereby causing the melted sealing resins to pass the gap of the grid and form a resin layer covering the semiconductor chip.
Power converter for a solar panel
A solar array power generation system includes a solar array electrically connected to a control system. The solar array has a plurality of solar modules, each module having at least one DC/DC converter for converting the raw panel output to an optimized high voltage, low current output. In a further embodiment, each DC/DC converter requires a signal to enable power output of the solar modules.
Power converter for a solar panel
A solar array power generation system includes a solar array electrically connected to a control system. The solar array has a plurality of solar modules, each module having at least one DC/DC converter for converting the raw panel output to an optimized high voltage, low current output. In a further embodiment, each DC/DC converter requires a signal to enable power output of the solar modules.
VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE FOR A COMPRESSOR MODULE
A variable speed drive comprises a voltage filter and voltage polarity protection unit including 1) a voltage filter circuit configured for low-pass filtering a voltage of an associated DC voltage source, and 2) a voltage polarity protection circuit configured to prevent incorrect polarity parring between the variable speed drive and the associated DC voltage source; a DC power supply unit being operatively connected to the voltage filter and voltage polarity protection unit via at least a positive polarity connection; an inverter unit being operatively connected to the DC power supply unit, a controllable load dump inserted in series with the positive polarity connection between the voltage filter and voltage polarity protection unit and the DC power supply unit, and a control unit configured to control at least the DC power supply unit, the inverter unit and the controllable load dump.
VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE FOR A COMPRESSOR MODULE
A variable speed drive comprises a voltage filter and voltage polarity protection unit including 1) a voltage filter circuit configured for low-pass filtering a voltage of an associated DC voltage source, and 2) a voltage polarity protection circuit configured to prevent incorrect polarity parring between the variable speed drive and the associated DC voltage source; a DC power supply unit being operatively connected to the voltage filter and voltage polarity protection unit via at least a positive polarity connection; an inverter unit being operatively connected to the DC power supply unit, a controllable load dump inserted in series with the positive polarity connection between the voltage filter and voltage polarity protection unit and the DC power supply unit, and a control unit configured to control at least the DC power supply unit, the inverter unit and the controllable load dump.