Mobility Electronics, Inc.

Ejaz Afzal

Richard Garrison Dubose

Charles Mollo

Garry DuBose

Gil MacDonald

A power converter reducing a maximum available output power during extreme operating temperature conditions. The output power is adapted to be reduced during higher operating temperatures to maintain the power converter housing within acceptable operating temperatures. The power converter may then increase the available operating power as the converter housing temperature is reduced such that an acceptable output power is available during higher operating temperatures, rather than simply turning off the power converter during the excessive temperature condition.

Power converter having temperature compensated output power

A power converter () adapted for receiving an AC input signal and a DC input signal and responsive thereto for providing a converted DC signal in which the converted DC signal has electrical characteristics which are selectable. The converter includes a programming circuitry () having a programmable memory () for storing a selection code, the programming circuitry () is cooperable for establishing the electrical characteristics of the converted DC signal based on the selection code.

Programmable power converter

A peripheral power hub (PPH) ( ) providing power to a plurality of outputs ( ). The PPH provides multiple predetermined DC voltages which may be converted by an associated voltage converter circuit ( ) to provide the power requirements to an associated mobile device ( ). Alternatively, the voltage converter circuits ( ) may be internal to the PPH. A programmable Ac/Dc converter ( ) may provide a DC voltage to the PPH, which may be configured as an an accessory while powering another mobile device, such as a laptop computer ( ). The voltage converter circuits ( ) may be buck circuits or boost circuits depending on the application.

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Scottsdale, AZ, United States of America

Ejaz Afzal