Patent classifications
H02M7/40
Double-power-supply switching control system for a welding machine and method
The invention provides a double-power-supply switching control system for a welding machine and method. The welding machine double-power-supply switching control method comprises the steps of: continuously detecting and modifying an input voltage signal by a signal modification unit; under the control of a control unit, judging, by a judgment unit, whether to perform voltage doubling, controlling to execute voltage doubling switching action, and locking an actual input voltage mode of a welding machine by a locking unit; and finally outputting matched output current by a power supply output unit.
Double-power-supply switching control system for a welding machine and method
The invention provides a double-power-supply switching control system for a welding machine and method. The welding machine double-power-supply switching control method comprises the steps of: continuously detecting and modifying an input voltage signal by a signal modification unit; under the control of a control unit, judging, by a judgment unit, whether to perform voltage doubling, controlling to execute voltage doubling switching action, and locking an actual input voltage mode of a welding machine by a locking unit; and finally outputting matched output current by a power supply output unit.
DOUBLE-POWER-SUPPLY SWITCHING CONTROL SYSTEM FOR A WELDING MACHINE AND METHOD
The invention provides a double-power-supply switching control system for a welding machine and method. The welding machine double-power-supply switching control method comprises the steps of: continuously detecting and modifying an input voltage signal by a signal modification unit; under the control of a control unit, judging, by a judgment unit, whether to perform voltage doubling, controlling to execute voltage doubling switching action, and locking an actual input voltage mode of a welding machine by a locking unit; and finally outputting matched output current by a power supply output unit.
Rectifier arbitration in wireless charging systems
A wireless power transmitting device may transmit power wirelessly to a wireless power receiving device. The wireless power receiving device may be a portable electronic device with an array of wireless power receiving coils that receive wireless power from wireless power transmitting coils in the wireless power transmitting device. Each receiving coil in the array of wireless power receiving coils may be coupled to a respective rectifier. Control circuitry of the wireless power receiving device may be configured to determine which rectifiers to enable for synchronous rectification. The control circuitry may be configured to enable at least one rectifier based on the alternating-current voltages produced by each coil in the array of receiving coils. The control circuitry may also be configured to enable at least one rectifier based on the output current from each rectifier.
Rectifier arbitration in wireless charging systems
A wireless power transmitting device may transmit power wirelessly to a wireless power receiving device. The wireless power receiving device may be a portable electronic device with an array of wireless power receiving coils that receive wireless power from wireless power transmitting coils in the wireless power transmitting device. Each receiving coil in the array of wireless power receiving coils may be coupled to a respective rectifier. Control circuitry of the wireless power receiving device may be configured to determine which rectifiers to enable for synchronous rectification. The control circuitry may be configured to enable at least one rectifier based on the alternating-current voltages produced by each coil in the array of receiving coils. The control circuitry may also be configured to enable at least one rectifier based on the output current from each rectifier.
POWER CONVERSION DEVICE
The present disclosure provides a power conversion device for receiving and converting an AC power provided by an AC power source. The power conversion device includes a power conversion circuit and a surge bypass circuit. The power conversion circuit comprises a bridge switching unit and a bus capacitor. The surge bypass circuit comprises a rectification circuit and an inductive coupling magnetic element. The inductive coupling magnetic element is electrically connected with the rectification circuit in series, and forms a multi-terminal network with the rectification circuit. The multi-terminal network comprises plural AC terminals and two DC terminals. The AC terminals are electrically connected with the AC power source. The bridge switching unit and the bus capacitor are electrically connected with two DC terminals in parallel.
Rectifier Arbitration in Wireless Charging Systems
A wireless power transmitting device may transmit power wirelessly to a wireless power receiving device. The wireless power receiving device may be a portable electronic device with an array of wireless power receiving coils that receive wireless power from wireless power transmitting coils in the wireless power transmitting device. Each receiving coil in the array of wireless power receiving coils may be coupled to a respective rectifier. Control circuitry of the wireless power receiving device may be configured to determine which rectifiers to enable for synchronous rectification. The control circuitry may be configured to enable at least one rectifier based on the alternating-current voltages produced by each coil in the array of receiving coils. The control circuitry may also be configured to enable at least one rectifier based on the output current from each rectifier.
Insulation detecting circuit, power converting device and insulation impedance value detecting method
An insulation detecting circuit includes a first switching unit, a second switching unit, a detecting resistor, a processing unit, and a voltage detecting unit. The second switching unit is electrically coupled to the first switching unit. The processing unit is configured to control the first and the second switching units. The voltage detecting unit obtains a first voltage value across the detecting resistor when the processing unit controls the first switching unit to be on and the second switching unit to be off. The voltage detecting unit obtains a second voltage value across the detecting resistor when the processing unit controls the first switching unit to be off and the second switching unit to be on. The processing unit operates in a first mode and configured to calculate an insulation impedance value of a power converting device according to the first and the second voltage values.
Insulation detecting circuit, power converting device and insulation impedance value detecting method
An insulation detecting circuit includes a first switching unit, a second switching unit, a detecting resistor, a processing unit, and a voltage detecting unit. The second switching unit is electrically coupled to the first switching unit. The processing unit is configured to control the first and the second switching units. The voltage detecting unit obtains a first voltage value across the detecting resistor when the processing unit controls the first switching unit to be on and the second switching unit to be off. The voltage detecting unit obtains a second voltage value across the detecting resistor when the processing unit controls the first switching unit to be off and the second switching unit to be on. The processing unit operates in a first mode and configured to calculate an insulation impedance value of a power converting device according to the first and the second voltage values.
Electrical transformer
An apparatus and corresponding systems and methods for managing electric power, particularly a transformer system and method. An example apparatus includes a chamber configured to contain plasma. The apparatus includes at least two input electrodes disposed at least partially within the chamber, and configured to receive an alternating current into the chamber. The input electrodes are configured to direct the alternating current to induce motion in the plasma. The apparatus also includes at least two output electrodes extending from the chamber. The output electrodes are configured to conduct a direct current, from the induced motion in the plasma, for delivery from the chamber.