Delta Electronics, Inc.

Sheng-Hua Li

Wen-Lung Huang

Yungtaek Jang

Li-Ching Yang

Chun-Han Lin

Peter Mantovanelli Barbosa

Ruxi Wang

Chi Zhang

Yin-Yuan Chen

Zhiyu Shen

Che-Wei Chang

Milan M Jovanovic

Yu-Ming Chang

Milan M Jovanović

Cheng-Chung Li

Brian T Irving

Chia-Cheng Yang

Chi-Hsing Huang

Chin-Hao Chen

Chia-Jung Liu

Ching-Horng Wu

Tsu-Hua Ai

Chi-Hsien Lee

Yung Sheng Yeh

Sergio Fernandez Rojas

You-Si Lin

Yu-Chi Hsu

Jui-Chien Hung

Hung-Chang Wang

A power apparatus applied in a solid state transformer structure includes an AC-to-DC conversion unit, a first DC bus, and a plurality of bi-directional DC conversion units. First sides of the bi-directional DC conversion units are coupled to the first DC bus. Second sides of the bi-directional DC conversion units are configured to form at least one second DC bus, and the number of the at least one second DC bus is a bus number. The bi-directional DC conversion units receive a bus voltage of the first DC bus and convert the bus voltage into at least one DC voltage, or the bi-directional DC conversion units receive at least one external DC voltage and convert the at least one external DC voltage into the bus voltage.

Power apparatus applied in solid state transformer structure and three-phase power system having the same

An insulation resistance detection circuit is coupled to a positive end and a negative end of a DC power source, and is used to detect a positive insulation resistance between the positive end and a ground point and detect a negative insulation resistance between the negative end and the ground point. A detection unit sets a first estimated resistance and a second estimated resistance, and acquires a first voltage based on turning on the switch and acquires a second voltage based on turning off the switch. The detection unit calculates a third voltage and a fourth voltage according to the first estimated resistance and the second estimated resistance so as to detect the positive insulation resistance and the negative insulation resistance when the third voltage is equal to the first voltage and the fourth voltage is equal to the second voltage.

Insulation resistance detection circuit

A bearing structure for a high-low-voltage conversion circuit is disclosed and includes an insulation carrier, a first conductor layer, a second conductor layer, a first trench and a first insulation material. The first conductor layer and the second conductor layer are coated on the first surface and the second surface of the insulation carrier, respectively. A voltage difference is formed between the first conductor layer and the second conductor layer. The first trench is disposed on the first surface and surrounds an outer peripheral edge of the first conductor layer. The first conductor layer is extended from the first surface into the first trench, and the outer peripheral edge of the first conductor layer is located at a bottom of the first trench. The first insulation material covers the outer peripheral edge of the first conductor layer and is filled in the first trench.

Bearing structure for high-low-voltage conversion circuit

A charging system includes a power input part, an inverter, a DC bus, at least one charging device, a first bidirectional energy storage module, a second bidirectional energy storage module and an intelligent controller. The charging device includes a DC/DC converter and a charging gun. A first bidirectional DC/DC converter of the first bidirectional energy storage module receives and converts the DC power from the inverter for charging a first battery, or converts a first storage electric energy of the first battery for the charging device. A second bidirectional DC/DC converter of the second bidirectional energy storage module receives and converts the electric energy outputted by the DC/DC converter of the charging device for charging a second battery, or converts a second storage electric energy of the second battery for the charging device. The intelligent controller controls operations of the first bidirectional DC/DC converter and the second bidirectional DC/DC converter.

Charging system

Insulation resistance detection circuit and method of detecting insulation resistance

An auxiliary power circuit of a conversion module is used to supply power to a control unit, and an input end of the conversion module includes an even number of energy storage units coupled in series. The auxiliary power circuit includes an even number of primary-side circuits and a secondary-side circuit. Each primary-side circuit includes a first switch unit, a second switch unit, and a resonance tank. The first switch unit is connected to the second switch unit in series, and is correspondingly connected to one of the energy storage units in parallel. The resonance tank is connected to the second switch unit in parallel. The secondary-side circuit is coupled to the resonance tanks of two of the primary-side circuits to acquire power and supply power to the control unit.

Auxiliary power circuit, balance circuit, and power supply system

The present disclosure provides a three-phase AC/DC converter aiming for low input current harmonic. The converter includes an input stage for receiving a three-phase AC input voltage, an output stage for at least one load, and one or more switching conversion stages, each stage including a plurality of half bridge modules. The switches in each module operate with a substantially fixed 50% duty cycle and are connected in a specific pattern to couple a DC-link and a neutral node of the input voltage. The AC/DC converter further includes one or more controllers adapted to vary the switching frequency of the switches in the switching conversion stages based on at least one of load voltage, load current, input voltage, and DC-link voltage. The converter can also include one or more decoupling stages, such as, inductive components adapted to decouple the output stage from the switching conversion stages.

Multi-phase AC/DC converter

A power conversion system applied to a solid state transformer includes a DC link, a plurality of capacitors, and a plurality of power conversion module assemblies. The plurality of capacitors is coupled in series between a positive bus and a negative bus of the DC link. Each of the power conversion module assemblies has a plurality of DC conversion modules. In any of the power conversion module assemblies, input sides of the DC conversion modules are connected in series to form two input ends of the power conversion module assembly, and output sides of the DC conversion modules are connected in parallel to form two output ends of the power conversion module assembly. Each of the plurality of power conversion module assemblies is correspondingly connected to each of the plurality of capacitors.

Power conversion system applied to solid state transformer and charging system having the same

A rack device having a cabinet and power modules stacked in the cabinet is provided. The power module has a frame, an insulative plate, an insulative cover and transformers. The insulative plate is arranged in the frame. The insulative cover is arranged in the frame and disposed spacedly from and parallel with the insulative plate. Each transformer arranged in the frame has a high-voltage set and a low-voltage set electrically connected with each other. The low-voltage sets are arranged on one surface of the insulative plate and do not protrude from the frame, and the high-voltage sets are arranged on another surface of the insulative plate and between the insulative plate and the insulative cover. The frame of each power module is connected with the frame of adjacent power module, and the frame of at least one of the power modules is connected to the cabinet.

Rack device and power module thereof

A connector for a system circuit board or a power module is provided. The connector includes a main body and an optical connection mechanism. The main body includes a first connecting terminal and a second connecting terminal. The first connecting terminal and the second connecting terminal are power contacts or signal contacts. The optical fiber connection mechanism is embedded within the main body. The optical fiber connection mechanism is disposed between the first connecting terminal and the second connecting terminal. Since the optical fiber connection mechanism is embedded within the main body, it is not necessary to specifically remove the optical fiber cable when the power module is detached from the cabinet. Moreover, the appearance of the product is more aesthetically-pleasing, and the maintaining speed and the product reliability are increased.

Connector having optical fiber connection mechanism and connector assembly thereof

A detection apparatus for unbalanced DC link capacitor voltage, the DC link provides a DC voltage and includes a plurality of capacitors coupled in series to two ends of the DC link and a plurality of balanced resistors coupled in series to two ends of the DC link and corresponding to the capacitors. The detection apparatus includes a plurality of sense resistors and a current sensor. One end of each sense resistor is coupled to a common-connected node of two capacitors, and the other end thereof is coupled to a common-connected node of two balanced resistors. The current sensor is coupled to one of the sense resistors and measures a current value of a current flowing through the sense resistor coupled to the current sensor.

Detection apparatus for unbalanced DC link capacitor voltage

A pre-charge control circuit includes a control unit, a conversion unit, and a pre-charge switch. The control unit provides a control signal according to a PWM signal, and the conversion unit provides a control voltage according to the control signal. The pre-charge switch adjusts a magnitude of the current flowing through the input path of the electronic circuit according to the control voltage.

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