Patent classifications
H02M7/68
Energy conversion device and vehicle
The present invention relates to the technical field of vehicles, and provides an energy conversion device and a vehicle. The energy conversion device includes a reversible pulse-width modulation (PWM) rectifier, a motor coil connected with the reversible PWM rectifier, a one-way conduction module, and a capacitor. A DC charging circuit or a DC discharging circuit is formed by an external DC port with an external battery by using the energy conversion device, and a driving circuit is formed by the external battery with the reversible PWM rectifier and the motor coil in the energy conversion device. The one-way conduction module is connected between a first end of the capacitor and a second end of the external DC port, or the one-way conduction module is connected between a second end of the capacitor and a first end of the external DC port.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONFIGURABLE DC-DC CONVERTER AND BATTERY CHARGER
A system for a direct current (DC) to DC converter, the system comprising one or more transformers, a bridge driver connected to a primary side of the one or more transformers, a first bridge rectifier connected to a secondary side of the one or more transformers, a second bridge rectifier connected to a secondary side of the one or more transformers, and one or more secondary configuration switches operable to configure the first bridge rectifier and the second bridge rectifier into each of a single rectifier configuration, a parallel rectifier configuration, and a series rectifier configuration.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONFIGURABLE DC-DC CONVERTER AND BATTERY CHARGER
A system for a direct current (DC) to DC converter, the system comprising one or more transformers, a bridge driver connected to a primary side of the one or more transformers, a first bridge rectifier connected to a secondary side of the one or more transformers, a second bridge rectifier connected to a secondary side of the one or more transformers, and one or more secondary configuration switches operable to configure the first bridge rectifier and the second bridge rectifier into each of a single rectifier configuration, a parallel rectifier configuration, and a series rectifier configuration.
Power distribution system using AC/DC ring configuration
A power distribution system includes at least two DC buses and at least two AC buses and a plurality of converter units interconnecting the DC buses and the AC buses in a ring. The system may further include one or more AC power sources (e.g., utility feeds, engine-generator sets, etc.) connected to selected ones of the AC buses and/or one or more DC power sources (batteries, capacitor banks, fuel cells, etc.) connected to selected ones of the DC buses. The ring configuration can support a variety of AC and DC loads and provide redundancy and power distribution among the power sources.
Power distribution system using AC/DC ring configuration
A power distribution system includes at least two DC buses and at least two AC buses and a plurality of converter units interconnecting the DC buses and the AC buses in a ring. The system may further include one or more AC power sources (e.g., utility feeds, engine-generator sets, etc.) connected to selected ones of the AC buses and/or one or more DC power sources (batteries, capacitor banks, fuel cells, etc.) connected to selected ones of the DC buses. The ring configuration can support a variety of AC and DC loads and provide redundancy and power distribution among the power sources.
Modular intermediate circuit of a converter, converter circuit, energy converter, and vehicle
A modular intermediate circuit for a power converter has at least two or more intermediate circuit capacitor modules connected in parallel and in a chain, each intermediate circuit capacitor module having a first terminal, a second terminal, and at least one first intermediate circuit capacitor, which is electrically connected with the first terminal and the second terminal. First terminals of the intermediate circuit capacitor modules each following immediately one after another in the chain are connected in each case through a first low-resistance, high-inductance connection and a first high-resistance, low-inductance connection that is connected in parallel thereto. Second terminals of the intermediate circuit capacitor modules each following immediately one after another in the chain are connected in each case through a second low-resistance, high-inductance connection and a second high-resistance, low-inductance connection that is connected in parallel thereto. A converter circuit, an energy converter, and a vehicle are also disclosed.
Modular intermediate circuit of a converter, converter circuit, energy converter, and vehicle
A modular intermediate circuit for a power converter has at least two or more intermediate circuit capacitor modules connected in parallel and in a chain, each intermediate circuit capacitor module having a first terminal, a second terminal, and at least one first intermediate circuit capacitor, which is electrically connected with the first terminal and the second terminal. First terminals of the intermediate circuit capacitor modules each following immediately one after another in the chain are connected in each case through a first low-resistance, high-inductance connection and a first high-resistance, low-inductance connection that is connected in parallel thereto. Second terminals of the intermediate circuit capacitor modules each following immediately one after another in the chain are connected in each case through a second low-resistance, high-inductance connection and a second high-resistance, low-inductance connection that is connected in parallel thereto. A converter circuit, an energy converter, and a vehicle are also disclosed.
Control method of power supply apparatus, the power supply apparatus, and power supply system
The disclosure reduces the occurrence of an inrush current upon electrical connection of a storage cell, allowing immediate use. A power supply apparatus is configured to convert DC power from a solar cell and a storage cell into AC power and includes: a first capacitor disposed between the solar cell and the storage cell; and a controller configured to charge the first capacitor with power from the solar cell or a power grid and, after a first voltage of the first capacitor exceeds a second voltage of the storage cell, to electrically connect the storage cell with the first capacitor.
Control method of power supply apparatus, the power supply apparatus, and power supply system
The disclosure reduces the occurrence of an inrush current upon electrical connection of a storage cell, allowing immediate use. A power supply apparatus is configured to convert DC power from a solar cell and a storage cell into AC power and includes: a first capacitor disposed between the solar cell and the storage cell; and a controller configured to charge the first capacitor with power from the solar cell or a power grid and, after a first voltage of the first capacitor exceeds a second voltage of the storage cell, to electrically connect the storage cell with the first capacitor.
Power supply device and power supply system
This power supply device includes: a power interconnection path connecting a power interconnection port to a power conversion unit via a first switch; a stand-alone power supply path leading from an auxiliary input port via a second switch to an output port to which a load is connected; a storage-battery-side power supply path leading from a storage battery via the power conversion unit to the output port; and a control unit, the control unit causing the power conversion unit to charge/discharge the storage battery when interconnected with a commercial power grid, the control unit supplying power to the load via one of the stand-alone power supply path and the storage-battery-side power supply path when disconnected from the commercial power grid, the control unit switching the power supply path from the one to the other within an extremely short time period such as not to influence the load.