Power saving controller
A technology for power-saving controllers and electrical appliances, which is applied in electrical program control, program control in sequence/logic controllers, etc., to eliminate standby power consumption and facilitate use.
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[0029] This embodiment is the case where the power-saving controller is applied to a special electrical appliance (water dispenser) that works intermittently.
[0030] 1. First introduce the working characteristics of this type of electrical appliance: 1. When the user is using it, the electrical appliance may work normally, or it may be in a standby state (such as a water dispenser); 3. It consumes a lot of power in standby. The so-called standby means that the user does not use it, but the electrical appliance may still be working (not in a standby state). Therefore, the power consumption is large when the user does not use it.
[0031] Such appliances tend to exhibit regular changes when not in use by the user. Taking the water dispenser as an example, if we choose the current value (or the temperature value in the tank) as a reference, we can find:
[0032] 1. If no one is drinking water, the current value presents a very regular distribution (such as the heating or cool...
Embodiment 2
[0057] This embodiment is the case where the power-saving controller is applied to a continuously working electrical appliance (a wake-up switch such as a remote control is not used).
[0058] 1. First introduce the working characteristics of this type of electrical appliances: 1. Once the user does not need to use it, the power supply can be cut off, and the situation of automatically turning on the power supply is no longer considered; 2. Once the user needs to use it again, according to the characteristics of the electrical appliance or the user's habits , install it again or connect the power supply by yourself. These electrical appliances are divided into digital and power chargers.
[0059] Digital categories: mobile phones, MP3 / 4, digital cameras, etc.; Power categories: electric vehicles, children's toys, shavers, etc.
[0060] Such as Figure 4 As shown, in the process of charging the battery, the charger generally starts with a relatively large current I max Stabl...
Embodiment 3
[0065] This embodiment is the case where the power-saving controller is applied to a continuously working electrical appliance (using a wake-up switch such as a remote control).
[0066] 1. First, let me introduce the working characteristics of this type of electrical appliances (such as air conditioners and TV sets): 1. After users do not use them, they will generally turn the appliances into standby mode, such as air conditioners and TV sets with remote controls; When in use, use the wake-up switch to turn on the power again, such as the remote wake-up switch of air conditioners and televisions.
[0067] Two, such as Figure 6 As shown, the power saving controller in this embodiment includes a power control module 1 , a data acquisition module 2 , an instruction generation module 4 and a data storage module 5 . Wherein, the power control module 1 , the command generation module 4 and the data storage module 5 are the same as those in the first embodiment, and the data colle...
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