Circuit assembly for intermediate circuit balancing
11424674 · 2022-08-23
Assignee
Inventors
Cpc classification
H02M1/008
ELECTRICITY
H02M7/062
ELECTRICITY
International classification
H02M1/42
ELECTRICITY
H02M3/158
ELECTRICITY
Abstract
The disclosure relates to a circuit assembly (1) for intermediate circuit balancing of an intermediate circuit voltage UZK of a DC intermediate circuit fed by an alternating mains voltage UN for supplying a voltage to one or more devices, the circuit having a voltage divider (SP) configurable in terms of the voltage divider ratio and including a plurality of electric two-terminal devices (R1, R2, . . . , R6) by which the intermediate circuit voltage UZK is divided into voltage portions at each two-terminal device, the circuit having at least one first intermediate circuit capacitor (C1) chargeable to a first portion UZK,1 of the intermediate circuit voltage UZK, and the circuit having at least one second intermediate circuit capacitor (C2) chargeable to a second portion UZK,2 of the intermediate circuit voltage UZK.
Claims
1. A system for a common voltage supply of respective output stages (DC/AC) of multiple devices (M, K) with a circuit assembly, the circuit assembly configured for balancing of an intermediate circuit voltage (UZK) of a DC intermediate circuit fed by an alternating mains voltage (UN), the system comprising: a voltage divider configurable in terms of a voltage divider ratio and consisting of multiple electric two-terminal devices by which the intermediate circuit voltage (UZK) is divided into voltage portions at each of the multiple electric two-terminal devices, the multiple electric two-terminal devices being adjustable resistors, at least one first intermediate circuit capacitor chargeable to a first portion (UZK,1) of the intermediate circuit voltage (UZK), and at least one second intermediate circuit capacitor chargeable to a second portion (UZK,2) of the intermediate circuit voltage (UZK), wherein a connection line from a voltage divider tap of the voltage divider is connected between two two-terminal devices of the multiple electric two-terminal devices and the at least one first and second intermediate circuit capacitors in such a manner that the at least one first and second intermediate circuit capacitors are chargeable at a predetermined voltage ratio (UZK,1/UZK,2); wherein the output stages (DC/AC) of the multiple devices are supplied directly, or indirectly via a DC/DC voltage converter, with a voltage from the DC intermediate circuit; wherein the circuit assembly comprises an electronic intermediate circuit processor for processing the intermediate circuit voltage (UZK), the electronic intermediate circuit processor located between the alternating mains voltage and the voltage divider, and wherein, for the processing of the intermediate circuit voltage (UZK), a DC converter in the form of a flyback converter or boost-buck converter is used; and wherein the voltage divider tap of the voltage divider is provided centrally between a first plurality of two-terminal devices of the multiple electric two-terminal devices and a second plurality of two-terminal devices of the multiple electric two-terminal devices, the first plurality of two-terminal devices and the second plurality of two-terminal devices each being connected in series, the voltage divider tap being connected to an intermediate tap located between the at least one first and second intermediate circuit capacitors in such a manner that the at least one first and second intermediate circuit capacitors are symmetrically chargeable at the predetermined voltage ratio (UZK,1/UZK,2).
2. The system according to claim 1, wherein the electronic intermediate circuit processor is implemented as a bridgeless power factor correction circuit (bPFC).
3. The system according to claim 1, wherein the electronic intermediate circuit processor is implemented as an interleaved power factor correction circuit.
4. The system according to claim 1, wherein, via the configuration of the adjustable resistors of the multiple electric two-terminal devices, the voltage divider ratio is selectively set for the at least one first and second intermediate circuit capacitors according to a desired ratio.
5. The system according to claim 1, wherein a galvanic separation is provided between a mains voltage-side input side and an output side of the DC intermediate circuit.
6. The system according to claim 1, wherein one of the output stages (DC/AC) of a first device of the multiple devices is supplied directly with the intermediate circuit voltage from the DC intermediate circuit, and wherein a second device of the multiple devices is supplied indirectly via the DC/DC voltage converter with the intermediate circuit voltage from the DC intermediate circuit.
7. The system according to claim 1, wherein the system comprises a refrigeration circuit closed-loop control which is connected to the DC intermediate circuit via the DC/DC voltage converter.
8. The system according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined voltage ratio (UZK,1/UZK,2) is 50/50.
9. The system according to claim 1, wherein all of the multiple devices are supplied with the intermediate circuit voltage from the DC intermediate circuit at the same time.
10. The system according to claim 1, wherein the multiple electric two-terminal devices are located between an output side of the DC intermediate circuit and the at least one first and second intermediate circuit capacitors.
11. The system according to claim 1, wherein the system comprises a refrigeration circuit and the multiple devices (M, K) include at least a compressor, a fan and a pump.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
(1) Furthermore, it is advantageous if the system is a cooling system which comprises a refrigeration circuit closed-loop control which is connected to the intermediate circuit of the circuit assembly via a DC converter.
(2) Other advantageous developments of the disclosure are characterized in the dependent claims or represented in further detail below together with the description of the preferred embodiment of the disclosure in reference to the figures. The figures show:
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(5) Below, the disclosure is described in further detail in reference to
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
(6) In
(7) Furthermore, the circuit assembly 1 comprises two intermediate circuit capacitors C1, C2 and namely a first intermediate circuit capacitor C1 chargeable to a first portion UZK,1 of the intermediate circuit voltage UZK (or to the intermediate circuit voltage) and a second intermediate circuit capacitor C2 chargeable to a second portion UZK,2 of the intermediate circuit voltage UZK (or to the intermediate circuit voltage).
(8) The voltage divider SP is in parallel connection with the series connection of the two capacitors C1, C2 between which the voltage node 3 is located. From a voltage divider tap A of the voltage divider SP, between the two-terminal devices R3 and R4, a connection line extends to the voltage node 3 between the first and second capacitors C1, C2.
(9) The circuit assembly 1 moreover comprises, before the voltage divider SP, an electronic intermediate circuit processing 2 for processing the intermediate circuit voltage. In the embodiment according to
(10) In the embodiment according to
(11) Overall,
(12) The DC/AC output stage for the compressor M is connected directly to the voltage from the intermediate circuit. The DC/AC output stages of the pump M and of the fans 1, 2 are connected indirectly via the represented EMC filter 6 by means of the DC converter DC/DC to the intermediate circuit.
(13) The system furthermore comprises a refrigeration circuit closed-loop control K which is connected via the DC converter DC/DC to the intermediate circuit. Also represented is a display 5 for the representation and display of parameters of the refrigeration circuit closed-loop control K or other system data. On the input side, the circuit assembly 1 is connected to the mains voltage UN via an EMC filter 6. With the represented system, in particular the underlying aim of the disclosure and the following advantages can be achieved:
(14) Rectifier losses are minimized or completely eliminated
(15) Less expensive capacitors can be used, since they do not have to have the intermediate circuit voltage level as nominal voltage
(16) Increased useful life due to reduction of the voltage on the capacitor
(17) At least one central low voltage supply for fans, pumps and other components
(18) Monitoring of useful life of individual components is improved/simplified
(19) Increase of functional reliability.
(20) The disclosure is not limited in its implementation to the aforementioned preferred embodiment examples. Instead, it is conceivable that another, further optimized intermediate circuit processing is provided.