Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation

Timothy Arn Goodrich

Eric W Karlen

Mark W Metzler

Adrian E Vandergrift

Christopher Derek Thornton

Gary L Galloway

Daniel Knope

Richard T Wetzel

Dana A Sievert

Christopher Gillette

Benjamin Fisher

A conductor assembly can include one or more conductors formed by a conductive material, and one or more filter cores formed integrally on and at least partially around the one or more conductors. The one or more filter cores can be formed of a material different than the conductive material and can be configured to reduce electromagnetic emissions from the one or more conductors.

Conductor assemblies having filter cores

A generator control unit includes a plurality of permanent magnet generator (PMG) inputs, a transformer including a multi-configuration input winding and at least one output winding. Each PMG input in the plurality of PMG inputs is connected to the multi-configuration input winding at a corresponding input winding input.

Uniform generator control unit including multiple permanent magnet generator inputs

A magnetic core for inductor includes a first core segment, a second core segment spaced apart from the first core segment by a gap, and a spacer. The spacer is arranged within the gap and between the first core segment and the second core segment. The spacer includes a semi-conductive material to limit arc radius of magnetic flux lines communicated between the first core segment and the second core segment outside the gap. Inductors, flyback transformers and transformer rectifier units, and power conversion methods are also described.

Reducing reluctance in magnetic devices

A system for controlling saturation of a magnetic core of a transformer includes a transformer control circuit, a Hall sensor, and a processor. The transformer control circuit is configured to provide cycles of bidirectional excitation to the transformer at a first frequency and a first duty cycle. The Hall sensor is configured to output a first field value of the magnetic core during a first half-cycle of each of the cycles of bidirectional excitation and a second field value during a second half-cycle of each of the cycles of bidirectional excitation. The processor is configured to increase the first duty cycle to a second duty cycle in response to a magnitude of the first field value exceeding a first threshold magnitude. The processor is further configured to increase the first frequency to a second frequency in response to both the magnitude of the first field value exceeding the first threshold magnitude and the magnitude of the second field value exceeding a second threshold magnitude.

Saturation control of magnetic cores of bidirectional devices

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Rockford, IL, United States of America

Timothy Arn Goodrich