Delta Electronics, Inc.

Xingkuan Guo

Jianping Ying

Jianhong Zeng

Teng Liu

Aibin Qiu

Qingyou Zhang

Xinwei Liu

Aiming Xiong

Yue Fu

Xinmin Bai

Xiaojun Deng

A direct current power supply system includes at least one first input source, a second input source, a phase shifting transformer set, a rectifier set and a monitoring module. The phase shifting transformer set is for converting a medium voltage alternating current of the first input source and/or the second input source to a low voltage alternating current. The rectifier set is for rectifying the low voltage AC to a low voltage DC. The phase shifting transformer set and the rectifier set are disposed either in a power supply housing, or in two adjacent power supply housings. The monitoring module includes a phase shifting transformer monitoring unit for retrieving at least one of temperature data, voltage data and current data of the phase shifting transformer set and a rectifier monitoring unit for retrieving at least one of temperature data, voltage data and current data of the rectifier set.

Direct current power supply system

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an LLC resonant converter system. The LLC resonant converter system includes: a first resonant circuit including a first switch circuit, a first LC resonant circuit, a first transformer, and a first rectifier circuit; and a second resonant circuit including a second switch circuit, a second LC resonant circuit, a second transformer, and a second rectifier circuit; where one secondary side winding of the first transformer is connected in series with one secondary side winding of the second transformer to form a first series branch, and the other secondary side winding of the first transformer is connected in series with the other secondary side winding of the second transformer to form a second series branch. The LLC resonant converter system achieves current equilibrium or voltage equilibrium in a two-branch resonant circuit, thereby simplifying a control circuit and improving current equilibrium or voltage equilibrium effects.

LLC resonant converter system

An energy-feedback clamping circuit of a power converter is proposed. The converter includes a transformer coupled to a full-wave rectifier circuit. The clamping circuit includes: two clamping diodes having two anodes coupled to each other at a common-anode terminal and two cathodes coupled to two terminals of a secondary winding of the transformer, a first clamping capacitor having a first terminal coupled to a cathode of a first rectifying diode of the rectifier circuit and a second terminal coupled to the common-anode terminal, a second clamping capacitor having a first terminal coupled to a connecting node of the output filtering inductor and capacitor of the rectifier circuit and a second terminal coupled to the common-anode terminal, and a converter circuit having an input terminal coupled to the second clamping capacitor and an output terminal for offering a power source.

Rectifier clamping circuit with reverse energy recovery

An apparatus for preventing a boost converter from an abnormal operation is provided. The boost converter includes a transformer, a full-wave rectifier circuit electrically connected to a secondary winding of the transformer, an output filter inductor, an output filter capacitor, a clamping circuit having two clamping diodes with two anodes electrically connected to each other to form a common-anode terminal, a first clamping capacitor with a first terminal electrically connected to a node joining the filter inductor and the filter capacitor, and a second terminal electrically connected to the common-anode terminal, and an energy recycle circuit, and the apparatus includes a controllable voltage source having a first terminal electrically connected to the node and a second terminal electrically connected to the energy recycle circuit.

Apparatus for protecting boost converter in abnormal operation

An input stage circuit of a three-level DC/DC converter is provided. The input stage circuit uses metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistors (MOSFETs) to discharge a flying capacitor to maintain the voltage across the flying capacitor at a half of the input voltage. Not only can the input stage circuit solve the high voltage issue across the flying capacitor in the prior art, but the circuit is able to operate normally without increasing power consumption during discharging, thereby avoiding problems of the prior art.

Input stage circuit of three-level DC/DC converter

An apparatus for reducing the heat losses caused by the DC Bus capacitor current is proposed. The apparatus includes: a double frequency boost converter circuit having two boost converter circuits coupled in parallel, in which two switches, respectively disposed on the two boost converter circuits, are turned on and off alternately to produce an output current having a frequency twice that of control signals of the two switches, and to offer a DC bus respectively, a full-bridge DC-DC converter coupled to an output terminal of the double frequency boost converter circuit for transforming an output of the DC bus to a DC voltage, and a DC bus capacitor coupled to the double frequency boost converter circuit and the full-bridge DC-DC converter in parallel for balancing two corresponding transient powers of the double frequency boost converter circuit and the full-bridge DC-DC converter respectively.

DC-DC converter circuits and method for reducing DC bus capacitor current

The power converters employing the provided methods and controllers are proposed. The controller includes: a signal preprocessor for generating a current signal according to a sensed current of the transformer, an integrator electrically connected to the signal preprocessor for integrating the current signal and offering an integrated signal, a synthesizer electrically connected to the integrator for receiving and synthesizing the integrated signal and a slope compensation signal to generate a synthesized signal, an operational amplifier of a control loop for generating an amplified error signal, and a PWM comparator electrically connected to the operational amplifier and the synthesizer for comparing the amplified error signal and the synthesized signal and generating a PWM signal to turn on and off a switch of the transformer accordingly.

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