Aeg Power Solutions Bv

Det International Holding Limited

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Delta Electronics (thailand) Public Company Limited

Aeg Power Solutions Gmbh

Peter Wallmeier

Jurgen Pilniak

Frank Schafmeister

Joachim Peck

Jürgen Pilniak

Holger Diezmann

Paul Maiberg

Wolfgang Paul

Gregor Dueppe

Christian Ferber

Gladwyn De Vidts

The present application relates to a controller arrangement for controlling an inverter for converting an input power from a power source to a multiphase AC output power provided at a power output of the inverter. The power output is connected to a load and additionally to a power grid. The controller arrangement includes a signal input for receiving a power signal per phase representative of at least one of the power per phase provided to the load or the power per phase provided to the power grid. The controller arrangement is further adapted to control each phase of the multiphase AC output power individually according to the corresponding power signal. The invention further relates to an inverter comprising such a controller arrangement, a power distribution arrangement comprising such an inverter and a controller arrangement to control the inverter and the invention further relates to a method for controlling such an inverter.

Controller for an inverter

A current supply arrangement (A, B) for rectifying three-phase current into multi-pulse DC current with at least one three-phase AC current transformer with a transformer core or three single-phase AC current transformers, each having a transformer core, wherein the three-phase AC current transformer includes three first secondary-side coils (L, L, L), each of which is arranged on a corresponding leg of the transformer core, wherein each secondary side coil is arranged on a leg of the transformer cores, with at least one first rectifier having first converter valves (D, D, D). The first converter valves (D, D, D) are connected with the first secondary-side coils (L, L, L) to form the first rectifier, wherein the current supply arrangement (A, B) includes means (S, S, S) for changing the transformer ratio of the three-phase AC current transformer or the transformer ratios of the three single-phase AC current transformers.

Current supply arrangement for the rectifying three-phase AC current into multi-pulse DC current

The coil form according to the invention for forming an inductive element includes a hollow cylindrical mantle portion, two flange portions and a slit. The flange portions and the mantle portion form a winding chamber for winding therein a wire that forms a first winding or a part of a first winding of the inductive element. The coil form, which is completely made of copper, forms a second coil or a winding of a second coil of the inductive element. Due to the increased contact surface between the first and the second coil the heat dissipation capabilities and the magnetic coupling between the coils are increased. This in turn results in an increased power density of the inductive element.

Coil form for forming an inductive element

This invention relates to a device () for the distribution of firing pulses, a circuit arrangement () for sequence control of power regulators () with this device () for the distribution of firing pulses and a process for the sequence control of power regulators () for operation with this circuit arrangement (). A circuit arrangement of the above type and components for such a circuit arrangement and a process for operation of the circuit arrangement is provided, enabling better usage of the components, in particular of the device () for the generation of firing pulses. This is made possible through the invented device () for the distribution of firing pulses or an invented circuit arrangement () with this device ().

Device for the distribution of firing pulses circuit arrangement for the sequence control of power regulators

A power supply arrangement for producing polysilicon with a central control unit and a basic supply unit, which are regulated and controlled by control means. The basic supply unit supplies the supply module with electric energy, an output for connecting to loads which are supplied with electric energy from the mains via basic supply unit, and controllable switches, which are connected to the input and to the output and which are configured for adjusting the energy to be supplied to the loads. The switches are controllable. The control unit is supplied with electric energy. The power supply includes a communication bus. The control module and the basic supply module are connectable to the control module and the basic supply module to the communication bus. The control module and the basic supply module provide connections to the control module and the basic supply module to the communication bus.

Modular power supply arrangement

A power supply arrangement for supplying a square-wave current (I) to a load connected to an output of the power supply arrangement, in particular a power supply arrangement in an arc furnace for generating an arc, including a transformer (TU) with at least two primary-site taps (UU) which form an input of the power supply arrangement, and with several secondary-side taps (UUUUN), a bridge circuit (BU) with several first half bridges () which include converter valves (VVVVVV) and which each have a first terminal (AAA) of the bridge circuit, with a bridge section with a choke (L), and with a second half bridge () which has converter valves (VV) and a second terminal (A) of the bridge circuit (BU), wherein each first terminal (AAA) is connected to one of the secondary-side taps (UUU) of the transformer (TU), wherein the second terminal (A) is connected to the output.

Power supply arrangement

A power supply arrangement (MF) for a reactor (R) for producing polysilicon, with a frequency converter, with at least one input for receiving an input current from the supply grid with which the input is connected, and outputs for connecting one or several loads (), via which the load(s) () can be supplied with an output current, wherein the power supply arrangement has a transformerless conversion circuit for converting the input current into an n-phase multiphase AC current, wherein the phase shift between chained voltages of an n-phase AC current system formed on the secondary side of the conversion circuit is 360&#xb0;/n, wherein n is a natural number greater than or equal to two, wherein the supply arrangement (MF) has n outputs, wherein the outputs from a chain, and wherein one of the chained voltages of the n-phase AC current system is applied at each output.

Arrangement for power supply for a reactor for production of polysilicon with a frequency converter

The invention relates to an arrangement () for ground fault monitoring of an AC circuit between, on one hand, a neutral conductor (N') of the AC circuit and, on the other hand, a protective ground wire (PE) or a ground wire with a series connection of ohmic resistors (R, R, R), which has a first terminal () for the neutral conductor (N&#x2032;) and a second terminal () for the protective ground wire (PE) or ground wire, wherein the arrangement includes at least one means for detecting a break of one of the resistors (R, R, R) of the series connection.

Arrangement for ground-fault detection in an AC circuit and power supply arrangement with ground-fault detection

A current supply arrangement for, e.g., producing polysilicon, with a first current supply device and a second power supply device, including two AC current regulators and a voltage sequence controller for controlling the AC current regulators, with a terminal group having two terminals for connecting a load. A terminals is connected directly, i.e., without an interconnected switch, with an output terminal of the second current supply device, and with a first switching group associated with the terminal group, with switches for connecting and disconnecting the terminals of the terminal group with or from output terminals of the first current supply device. The current supply arrangement also includes an additional current supply device having two AC current regulators and a voltage sequence controller for controlling the AC current regulators, additional terminal groups comprising two terminals for connecting one load.

Power supply arrangement with a first voltage supply device and a second voltage supply device

The present invention relates to a device for supplying current to at least one silicon rod () during precipitation of silicon with the Siemens process, wherein the device has at least one input (E) suitable and configured for connecting the device to an electric power grid (N) for supplying electric energy, at least one output (A) to which the at least one silicon rod () can be connected, at least one AC current regulator () which is suitable and configured to supply the at least one silicon rod () connected to the at least one output (A) with electric current from the electric power grid (N), wherein the device further includes at least one frequency converter () which is suitable and configured to supply the at least one silicon rod () connected to the at least one output (A) with electric current from the electric power grid (N), wherein the electric current has a higher frequency than the current provided by the AC current regulator ().

Device and method for producing a uniform temperature distribution in an object during a precipitation process

The invention relates to a circuit arrangement for igniting four thin silicon rods in a reactor for producing from the thin silicon rods silicon rods according to the Siemens process and for starting up such reactor. Also described is a method for igniting the thin silicon rods and for starting up, i.e., commencing operation of the reactor.

Device for the ignition and the start-up of silicon rods

A winding assembly for a transformer includes a wire winding and a sheet winding. The wire winding includes a spirally wound insulated wire and the sheet winding includes a metallic winding sheet that forms a single turn winding. Instead of winding the wire winding on a bobbin, sleeve or the like, the wire winding is attached directly to a surface of the winding sheet by means of a self-bonding technique.

Winding assembly

An inductive element comprises at least two core-parts including a magnetically permeable material and at least one winding of an electrical conductor which can be a foil winding, a stranded wire (litz) winding or a conventional wire winding. Each core-part has an elongated center piece with an outer winding surface. At each of its longitudinal ends, the center piece has a contact element with a lateral contact surface. The winding is wound directly on the core-parts without a bobbin or the-like. The core-parts of the inductive element are arranged with their longitudinal axes essentially in parallel in a manner that the lateral contact surfaces of each contact element abut on a lateral contact surface of another core-part. Such an inductive element can be manufactured by co-axially arranging the core-parts and using them as a roll-shaft. After the windings have been applied to the core-parts, they can be rearranged, i.e. 'flipped over,' in a stack-like arrangement in order to form an inductive element.

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