Delta Electronics, Inc.

Eaton Corporation

Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Santak Electronic (shenzhen) Co., Ltd.

Eaton Capital Unlimited Company

Eaton Capital

Yilei Gu

Guisong Huang

Jun Xu

Alpha J Zhang

Xiaojun Wang

Alpha Zhang

Birger Pahl

Yuequan Hu

Tiefu Zhao

Yuefeng Yang

Yahan Hua

Bobby Leonard Compton

Tangshun Wu, Jr

Yuehui Li

Zhiwei Wen

Zhizheng Liu

Qinjie Zheng

Hu Zhilun

Changdan Zhang

Qingjie Zheng

Jack Hsiao

A primary coil can be inside the recess, where the primary coil is wound around the center of the recess. A secondary magnetic core can include a protruding center portion that is configured for insertion into the center of the recess so that the protruding center portion overlaps the primary magnetic core side wall and is configured to provide separation between the primary magnetic core and the secondary magnetic core. A secondary coil can be wound around the protruding center portion of the secondary magnetic core.

Wireless power transfer apparatus and power supplies including overlapping magnetic cores

An apparatus includes an enclosure and a coil assembly in the enclosure. The coil assembly includes a magnetic core and a coil disposed on the magnetic core. The magnetic core is positioned adjacent a wall of the enclosure such that a direction of a main flux path in the magnetic core is through at least one portion of the wall having a magnetic permeability greater than air. Such an arrangement may be used for a wireless power receiver unit configured to be installed in an equipment rack in data center applications.

Wireless power transfer apparatus using enclosures with enhanced magnetic features and methods of fabricating the same

An uninterruptible power supply (UPS) includes a rectifier circuit coupled to an AC input and configured to produce a DC voltage between first and second DC buses, an inverter circuit coupled to the first and second DC buses and configured to produce an AC voltage at the AC output. The UPS further includes an auxiliary power circuit comprising third and fourth DC buses configured to be coupled to a DC power source and third and fourth capacitors coupled between respective ones of the third and fourth DC buses and the neutral and respective first and second switches configured to couple and decouple respective ones of the third and fourth DC buses to and from respective ones of the first and second DC buses. The third and fourth capacitors may have capacitances greater than capacitances of the first and second capacitors.

Online uninterruptible power supply topology

A forward-flyback DC-DC converter topology includes a transformer, a main switch, a clamp circuit, first and second rectifying switches, an LC resonant circuit and an output capacitor; a primary winding of the transformer and the main switch are connected in series between a first input terminal and a second input terminal, the clamp circuit constituted by a clamp capacitor and a clamp switch connected in series is connected in parallel with the primary winding or with the main switch, a secondary winding of the transformer includes a forward winding and a flyback winding, a terminal of the primary winding through which current flows into is a dotted terminal of the primary winding, and a connecting mode of a secondary side of the transformer is: the dotted terminal of the forward winding being connected with a first output terminal via the first rectifying switch, a dotted terminal of the flyback winding being connected with a second output terminal via the second rectifying switch, the LC resonant circuit being connected with the first and the second output terminals and an unlike terminal of the forward winding and the flyback winding so that the first and the second rectifying switches implement zero-current switching, and the output capacitor being connected between the first and the second output terminals.

Forward-flyback DC-DC converter using resonant LC output circuit

Wireless power transfer systems include at least one foil-type transmitter/receiver coil with a plurality of turns, which is configured to reduce eddy current losses therein when energized to conduct an alternating current that supports inductive power transfer including coil-to-coil power electrical transfer, inductive heating, etc. The plurality of turns includes at least an outermost turn with a first arcuate-shaped corner having a concave inner surface, which faces an immediately adjacent one of the plurality of turns. The immediately adjacent one of the plurality of turns may also have a second arcuate-shaped corner with a concave inner surface facing an innermost one of the plurality of turns. The first arcuate-shaped corner may have a non-uniform radius of curvature and/or an innermost one of the plurality of turns may have an arcuate-shaped corner, which is a mirror image of the first arcuate-shaped corner when the coil is view in transverse cross-section.

Wireless power transfer systems containing foil-type transmitter and receiver coils

An active clamped-mode DC-to-DC converter with synchronous rectifiers and a combined transformer-inductor device is provided. The power converter includes a combined transformer-inductor device having a primary winding, a secondary winding, and an auxiliary winding where the primary and the secondary windings perform a transformer function and the auxiliary winding performs an output filter function, a switching circuit for periodically providing a positive voltage to the primary winding and a negative voltage to reset the primary winding, and a synchronous rectification circuit connected for enabling conduction from the secondary winding to an output port in which the auxiliary winding is coupled between the output port and the synchronous rectification circuit for providing an inductance to filter an output signal.

Combined transformer-inductor device for application to DC-to-DC converter with synchronous rectifier

A resonant reset dual switch forward converter is disclosed. The resonant reset dual switch forward converter includes an input for accepting a DC voltage; a transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding; a first and a second switch connected in series with the primary winding of the transformer for periodically connecting the input to the primary winding; a resonant capacitor for resetting the transformer during the OFF time of the first and second switches; and an auxiliary switch remaining OFF during the ON time of the first and second switches, and connecting the primary winding to the resonant capacitor during the OFF time of the first and second switches. The resonant reset dual switch forward converter provides a switching duty cycle greater than 50%, obtains a zero-voltage-switching condition for the first and second switches, and maintains the voltage stress of the f first and second switches around the input voltage.

Resonant reset dual switch forward DC-to-DC converter

An asymmetrical full bridge DC-to-DC converter comprises an asymmetrical full bridge circuit which includes main switches and auxiliary switches, a capacitor connected in series to the branch circuit of the auxiliary switches, and a transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding. The primary winding of transformer is connected to the common point of each leg of the full bridge. A rectification circuit is connected at the secondary winding of the transformer to obtain dc voltage output. In operation, an asymmetrical control method is applied for these main switches and auxiliary switches. Main switches and auxiliary switches turn on and turn off compensatively. A linear control characteristic of output voltage to switching duty cycle and an optimal reset of the transformer core is achieved by this invention.

Asymmetrical full bridge DC-to-DC converter

An integral DC to DC converter includes an input capacitor, a DC to AC circuit, a transformer, a rectifying circuit, a filtering capacitor and a control signal generator. The DC to AC circuit is connected with the input capacitor for converting the input DC voltage to a high frequency first AC voltage and the DC to AC circuit includes four full-bridge switching devices. The transformer is used for converting the first AC voltage into a second AC voltage. The rectifying circuit is connected to the secondary winding of the transformer for rectifying the second AC voltage to the output DC voltage. The filtering capacitor is connected to the rectifying circuit for filtering the output DC voltage. The control signal generator is used for providing a control signal to control the full-bridge switching device.

Integral DC to DC converter

An integral DC to DC converter for converting at least one input DC voltage into at least one output DC voltage is provided. The integral DC to DC converter includes a first input capacitor and a second input capacitor for providing the at least one input DC voltage, a DC to AC circuit, a transformer, a rectifying circuit, a filtering capacitor, two input DC voltage switching elements and an output voltage switching element. The integral DC to DC converter is implemented by switching the switching elements.

DC to DC converter for operating in selectable voltage modes

A self-driven synchronous rectifier circuit applied to a forward converter is provided. The circuit includes a transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding for converting an input voltage into an output voltage, a first synchronous rectifier switch and a second synchronous rectifier switch connected to the secondary winding for rectifying the output voltage; and an auxiliary switch, wherein the gate terminal thereof is connected to the gate terminal of the first synchronous rectifier switch and the positive end of the secondary winding, the source terminal thereof is connected to the drain terminal of the first synchronous rectifier switch and the negative end of the secondary winding, and the drain terminal thereof is connected to the gate terminal of the second synchronous rectifier switch.

Synchronous rectifier circuit

The present invention discloses a DC-to-DC converter. The DC-to-DC converter includes a square wave generator for generating a sequence of output voltages having a waveform of square wave. The DC-to-DC converter further includes a resonant tank connected to the square wave generator comprising a series capacitor connected to a series inductor and a parallel inductor. The DC-to-DC converter further includes a transformer having a primary side connected in series with the series inductor and connected in parallel to the parallel inductor. The transformer further includes a secondary side for connecting to a rectifying circuit for providing a rectified DC voltage to an output load circuit. The series capacitor functioning with the series inductor to provide a first characteristic resonant frequency represented by &fnof; , and the series capacitor functioning with the series inductor and the parallel inductor to provide a second characteristic resonant frequency represented by &fnof; wherein &fnof; >&fnof; . The converter runs at variable frequency switching to perform output regulation. The converter features high conversion efficiency at high input operation by switching at frequency between the first and second characteristic resonant frequency. In a preferred embodiment, the parallel inductor is integrated to transformer as primary magnetizing inductor and in further the series inductor may also be integrated into transformer.

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