Patent classifications
H02M5/16
Electrical power distribution network and process
An electrical power distribution network includes: a plurality of electrical power control apparatuses, each of which include one or more signal conversion components receiving electrical power in the form of a first signal and generating a corresponding second signal, a controller that controls operation of the signal conversion components, electrical power generation components acting as sources of electrical power to at least some of the electrical power control apparatuses, and electrical power consumption components acting as sinks of electrical power from at least some of the electrical power control apparatuses. The electrical power control apparatuses operate autonomously but are interconnected so that the electrical power control apparatuses collectively maintain the voltages and frequencies of electrical power signals flowing through the electrical power distribution network at target values to compensate for variations in the sinks and/or sources of electrical power.
Electrical power distribution network and process
An electrical power distribution network includes: a plurality of electrical power control apparatuses, each of which include one or more signal conversion components receiving electrical power in the form of a first signal and generating a corresponding second signal, a controller that controls operation of the signal conversion components, electrical power generation components acting as sources of electrical power to at least some of the electrical power control apparatuses, and electrical power consumption components acting as sinks of electrical power from at least some of the electrical power control apparatuses. The electrical power control apparatuses operate autonomously but are interconnected so that the electrical power control apparatuses collectively maintain the voltages and frequencies of electrical power signals flowing through the electrical power distribution network at target values to compensate for variations in the sinks and/or sources of electrical power.
FREQUENCY CONVERSION POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
- Jian YANG ,
- Chen ZHOU ,
- Zhanfeng DENG ,
- Chi ZHANG ,
- Zuofu JIANG ,
- Guoliang ZHAO ,
- Jianhua LV ,
- Guode YING ,
- Hongyang YU ,
- Haohua WU ,
- Jing GE ,
- Yongling LI ,
- Shaohua PAN ,
- Qingxi CAI ,
- Sanghong CHEN ,
- Xin WANG ,
- Yizhi ZHU ,
- Chuhang XU ,
- Xingbai WANG ,
- Lijun ZHU ,
- Xiaoyu XIANG ,
- Baorong LIU ,
- Xinghui JIANG ,
- Linfeng GUAN ,
- Yijun GUO
A frequency conversion power transmission system includes: a new energy power generation base, a first isolation device, a second isolation device, an alternating current-alternating current (AC-AC) frequency conversion device and a power transmission cable; the new energy power generation base is configured to supply electrical energy to an AC power grid, and operate at a constant voltage and a constant or variable frequency according to environmental conditions including weather, an environment or a distance; the first isolation device is connected to the new energy power generation base; the second isolation device is connected to the AC power grid; an input terminal of the AC-AC frequency conversion device is connected to the first isolation device, an output terminal of the AC-AC frequency conversion device is connected to the second isolation device, and the power transmission cable is configured to connect the new energy power generation base and the first isolation device.
FREQUENCY CONVERSION POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
- Jian YANG ,
- Chen ZHOU ,
- Zhanfeng DENG ,
- Chi ZHANG ,
- Zuofu JIANG ,
- Guoliang ZHAO ,
- Jianhua LV ,
- Guode YING ,
- Hongyang YU ,
- Haohua WU ,
- Jing GE ,
- Yongling LI ,
- Shaohua PAN ,
- Qingxi CAI ,
- Sanghong CHEN ,
- Xin WANG ,
- Yizhi ZHU ,
- Chuhang XU ,
- Xingbai WANG ,
- Lijun ZHU ,
- Xiaoyu XIANG ,
- Baorong LIU ,
- Xinghui JIANG ,
- Linfeng GUAN ,
- Yijun GUO
A frequency conversion power transmission system includes: a new energy power generation base, a first isolation device, a second isolation device, an alternating current-alternating current (AC-AC) frequency conversion device and a power transmission cable; the new energy power generation base is configured to supply electrical energy to an AC power grid, and operate at a constant voltage and a constant or variable frequency according to environmental conditions including weather, an environment or a distance; the first isolation device is connected to the new energy power generation base; the second isolation device is connected to the AC power grid; an input terminal of the AC-AC frequency conversion device is connected to the first isolation device, an output terminal of the AC-AC frequency conversion device is connected to the second isolation device, and the power transmission cable is configured to connect the new energy power generation base and the first isolation device.
Device and system for generating low frequency alternating electric field, and signal conditioning method
A device for generating alternating electric field of low frequency, a system for generating alternating electric field of low frequency, and a signal regulating method are provided. According to implementations herein, a device for generating alternating electric field of low frequency may comprise an input control module, a transformer, an output control module, and an electric discharge module. In one aspect, an input end of the input control module is configured to be coupled with an external AC power supply, the input control module is coupled with a primary side winding of the transformer, one end of a secondary side winding of the transformer is coupled with the output control module, the output control module is coupled with the electric discharge module, and the other end of the secondary side winding of the transformer is coupled with ground potential.
Converter topologies for common mode voltage reduction
An inverter includes a three-winding transformer, a DC-AC inverter electrically coupled to the first winding of the transformer, a cycloconverter electrically coupled to the second winding of the transformer, and an active filter electrically coupled to the third winding of the transformer. The DC-AC inverter is adapted to convert the input DC waveform to an AC waveform delivered to the transformer at the first winding. The cycloconverter is adapted to convert an AC waveform received at the second winding of the transformer to the output AC waveform having a grid frequency of the AC grid. The active filter is adapted to sink and source power with one or more energy storage devices based on a mismatch in power between the DC source and the AC grid. At least two of the DC-AC inverter, the cycloconverter, or the active filter are electrically coupled via a common reference electrical interconnect.
Converter topologies for common mode voltage reduction
An inverter includes a three-winding transformer, a DC-AC inverter electrically coupled to the first winding of the transformer, a cycloconverter electrically coupled to the second winding of the transformer, and an active filter electrically coupled to the third winding of the transformer. The DC-AC inverter is adapted to convert the input DC waveform to an AC waveform delivered to the transformer at the first winding. The cycloconverter is adapted to convert an AC waveform received at the second winding of the transformer to the output AC waveform having a grid frequency of the AC grid. The active filter is adapted to sink and source power with one or more energy storage devices based on a mismatch in power between the DC source and the AC grid. At least two of the DC-AC inverter, the cycloconverter, or the active filter are electrically coupled via a common reference electrical interconnect.
MODULAR HIGH VOLTAGE SUPPLY SYSTEM
A modular high voltage supply system has a mobile adapter transformer with a high-voltage output side and a low-voltage input side, electrical connecting input-terminals being foreseen at the mobile adapter transformer outer surface, a mobile container with a low voltage supply system, mounted stationarily therein, having a high current busbar and at least one electrical frequency converter connected thereto, electrical connecting output-terminals for the high current busbar being foreseen at an accessible the mobile container edge; and a modular interim busbar system, for temporary electrical connection of input- and output-terminals, having at least one interim busbar with at least one elongated busbar basic module mounted on a frame structure and respective resilient electrical connections on both busbar basic module ends forming an electrical connection to the input- and/or output-terminals and arranged such that a transmission of vibrations from the mobile adapter transformer to the mobile container is suppressed.
MODULAR HIGH VOLTAGE SUPPLY SYSTEM
A modular high voltage supply system has a mobile adapter transformer with a high-voltage output side and a low-voltage input side, electrical connecting input-terminals being foreseen at the mobile adapter transformer outer surface, a mobile container with a low voltage supply system, mounted stationarily therein, having a high current busbar and at least one electrical frequency converter connected thereto, electrical connecting output-terminals for the high current busbar being foreseen at an accessible the mobile container edge; and a modular interim busbar system, for temporary electrical connection of input- and output-terminals, having at least one interim busbar with at least one elongated busbar basic module mounted on a frame structure and respective resilient electrical connections on both busbar basic module ends forming an electrical connection to the input- and/or output-terminals and arranged such that a transmission of vibrations from the mobile adapter transformer to the mobile container is suppressed.
Circuit and method for controlling a high-frequency resonant power conversion system having components with fluctuating parameters
A high-frequency resonant power conversion system for transferring power from an oscillator to a load or vice-versa, the system including components with at least one fluctuating parameter and is configured to control the value of a defined variable selected from: a certain current, a certain voltage, a phase difference between a certain voltage and a certain current, and a certain power; the system further including a virtual impedance creation loop which is configured to create a virtual component, the virtual component forming a basis for changing amplitude and a phase of the oscillator, thereby to compensate for a deviation from the controlled variable due to the fluctuations.