Daikin Industries, Ltd.

Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Keisuke Ohta

Reiji Kawashima

Masaki Kono

Kenichi Sakakibara

Masahide Fujiwara

Masaki Kouno

Hirotaka Saruwatari

Yoshihiro Sohtome

Takeshi Kanai

Koudai Okuzono

Yuu Yoshikawa

Hiroki Kojima

A power conversion system includes an inverter circuit, a harmonic reducer, and a synchronizer. The inverter circuit is operable with electric power supplied from an alternating-current power source. The harmonic reducer is connected to the alternating-current power source. The inverter circuit includes a circuit main portion and a conversion control unit configured to control the circuit main portion. The harmonic reducer includes a current control unit configured to perform control to reduce a harmonic current flowing to the alternating-current power source. The synchronizer is configured to synchronize a state of the harmonic reducer with a state of the inverter circuit.

Power conversion system

An air conditioner is connected to an AC power source. The air conditioner includes an adjustment unit and a control unit. The adjustment unit adjusts apparent power at a power source input terminal of the air conditioner. The control unit controls the adjustment unit, based on information according to a target value of apparent power to be supplied to the AC power source from the air conditioner.

Air conditioner

[Problem to be solved] To achieve adjustment of an electric line based on indexes set separately for harmonic components having different orders in a current in the electric line. [Solution] A power control system causes a device to adjust apparent power in an electric line, and the power control system includes a setting unit that sets an index regarding each adjustment for a harmonic component of a first order group in a current in the electric line, a harmonic component of a second order group higher in order than the first order group in the current in the electric line, and a fundamental component in the current in the electric line, and a control unit that controls each adjustment by the device based on the index set by the setting unit.

Power control system and device

A voltage period calculator obtains an oscillation period of a voltage. A power source impedance estimating unit obtains an estimated value of a power source impedance from the oscillation period, an inductance, and a capacitance. A gain setting unit sets a control gain using the estimated value, the inductance, the capacitance, and a desired attenuation coefficient command, and outputs the control gain. A multiplier obtains a product of the control gain and the voltage. A subtractor subtracts the product from a command value to obtain a voltage control ratio command.

Power conversion control device

A voltage of a reactor taking a potential on a side of a capacitor as a reference is detected. A correction coefficient which is made smaller as a first voltage control rate command becomes smaller is calculated, the first voltage control rate being a ratio of an amplitude of an AC voltage, which is outputted by a power converter, to an average value of the DC voltage. A correction is made to subtract a correction amount obtained by multiplying the voltage of the reactor by the correction coefficient from the first voltage control rate command, so that a second voltage control rate command is generated. A switching signal which is generated based on a second voltage control rate command is given to the power converter.

Method of controlling power conversion apparatus

A voltage of a reactor is detected. a correction is made on the basis of the voltage of the reactor so that a first voltage control rate command which is a ratio of an amplitude of an AC voltage to an average value of a DC voltage increases as a harmonic component of the DC voltage becomes higher and the first voltage control rate command decreases as an amplitude of an alternating current outputted from the power converter becomes larger, to generate a second voltage control rate command. A switching signal which is generated on the basis of the second voltage control rate command is given to the power converter.

A power converter includes a rectifier section, an inverter section, a capacitance element connected between inverter section input ends, an inductance element forming part of an LC filter with the capacitance element, a voltage detector detecting an inductance element voltage, and a controller controlling the inverter section based on the detected voltage. The LC filter has a resonance frequency set such that ripple current components contained in DC current outputted from the rectifier section passes through, and current components of a frequency equal to a carrier frequency of the inverter section are dampened. The controller controls the inverter section so that a transfer characteristic of input voltage of the inverter section versus the DC voltage from the rectifier section becomes a damping characteristic given by a phase lead element and a second-order lag element connected in series, and a damping coefficient of the transfer characteristic is set larger than 1.

Power converter

A lens barrel () of a camera module () is provided with an electrode terminal which is connected to a focus adjusting device () and to an electrode terminal () of a holder (). The electrode terminal () of the holder () faces the electrode terminal of the lens barrel () which electrode terminal changes in position in accordance with movement of the lens barrel () which movement is caused with the use of a lens barrel moving mechanism.

Camera module and electronic device

An optical pickup apparatus, a reproducing apparatus, a recording apparatus, and a tracking error signal generation method are provided. Four light-receiving elements receive stray light of main and sub beams reflected from, out of a plurality of recording layers of the optical disk, the one other than that for effecting recording or reproduction. The four light-receiving elements are disposed individually near every side of the four-part split light-receiving element, of which light-receiving elements are disposed between the two-part split light-receiving elements. Based on stray-light intensity detected by the four light-receiving elements, intensity distribution is calculated for tracking-error signal correction.

Optical pickup apparatus, reproducing apparatus, recording apparatus, and tracking error signal generation method

An optical pickup device using a laser beam comprising: a light-emitting element; a collimating lens; an objective lens; and a light-receiving element, wherein the laser beam emitted from the light-emitting element is converged on a recording surface of an optical disc to be disposed through a path related to the collimating lens and the objective lens, and the converged laser beam is entered to the light-receiving element reversely passing through the path after being reflected on the recording surface of the optical disc, the optical pickup device comprising: a front monitor light-receiving element for receiving a part of the laser beam emitted from the light-emitting element and detecting the amount of the laser beam; and an optical guiding member for guiding a part of the laser beam to the front monitor light-receiving element.

Optical pickup device

An optical pickup device according to the present invention is constituted so that a laser beam emitted from a light receiving and emitting integral-type element is transmitted or reflected by a beam splitter, transformed to a parallel beam by a collimator lens, introduced into an objective lens, transmitted through the objective lens, and collected on a recording surface of an optical disc and the laser beam thus collected is returned to the light receiving and emitting integral-type element via a reverse path after the laser beam is reflected by the recording surface of the optical disc. The optical pickup device includes a front monitor light receiving element that is arranged between the light receiving and emitting integral-type element and the collimator lens, receives a part of the laser beam emitted from the light receiving and emitting element, and detects a quantity of the received laser beam. The front monitor light receiving element includes a received-light-quantity increasing unit that increases the quantity of the received laser beam.

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Kusatsu, Japan

Keisuke Ohta