Sungrow Power Supply Co., Ltd.

Hefei Visionox Technology Co., Ltd.

Bing Zhang

Jun Xu

Jiacai Zhuang

Peng Wang

Peng Wen

Hongqing Feng

Cuili Gai

Lijun Zhao

Hongrui Li

Liwei Ding

Disclosed are a foldable display panel and a foldable display apparatus. The foldable display panel includes a first display area and a second display area which are connected in a foldable manner. When the foldable display panel is in a first state, the first display area is light-emitted and the second display area is not light-emitted; and when the foldable display panel is in a second state, both the first display area and the second display area are light-emitted. A density of a drive current of the second display area is set to be greater than a density of a drive current of the first display area when the first display area and the second display area are in the second state.

Foldable display panel and foldable display apparatus

A method for controlling shutdown wave blocking of a multilevel inverter circuit and an application apparatus for applying the method are provided. After a shutdown command is issued, the multilevel inverter circuit is controlled to switch between a free state and a specific turn-on state. The free state is a state in which all switch tubes in the multilevel inverter circuit are turned off. The specific turn-on state is a state in which voltage stress withstood by a switch tube, on which clamping protection is not performed, in the multilevel inverter circuit is zero by controlling a specific combination of switch tubes in the multilevel inverter circuit to be turned on.

Method for controlling shutdown wave blocking of multilevel inverter circuit and application thereof

A multi-level boost apparatus. Voltage allocation among N first switches is achieved by arranging the N voltage dividing modules. It is prevented that the second one to the N-th one of the first switches break down and fail due to overvoltage. By arranging an (i&#x2212;1)-th clamp branch at a common node between an (i&#x2212;1)-th second switch and an i-th second switch, a voltage bore by the i-th second switch is clamped at a difference between a voltage across the fourth branch (namely, an output voltage of the multi-level boost apparatus) and a voltage across the corresponding clamp branch. The risk is avoided that a second one to the N-th one of the second switches break down due to overvoltage at an instant of being powered, in a case that the input voltage is low.

Multi-level boost apparatus

A multi-level boost apparatus. Voltage allocation among N first switches is achieved by connecting N voltage dividing modules, sequentially connected in series, in parallel with the N first voltage switches, respectively. Thereby, a voltage across each of the N first switches is within a safety range. Even if an input voltage is high and a voltage across a flying capacitor is zero at an instant of being powered, it is prevented that a second one to an N-th one of the N first switches break down due to overvoltage.

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Anhui, China

Bing Zhang