Method for capacitive load charging
A capacitive load and capacitive technology, applied in the direction of current collectors, electric vehicles, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of unbalanced power supply and achieve high charging efficiency
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[0037] Embodiment 1: as Image 6 As shown, it contains n power sources, assuming that i is any integer between 2 and n, all power sources e 1 to e n connected in series into a ring, the power supply e 1 and e n There is a switch SS in series between 1 , every two connected sources e i and e i-1 There is a switch SS between the strings i , the capacitive load has a first stage and a second stage, each supply e i the positive pole of the switch through a SP i Connect the first stage of the capacitive load, the power supply e 1 the positive pole of the switch through the SP 1 connected to the first stage of the capacitive load, each switch e i The negative pole of the switch SG through a i Connect the second stage of the capacitive load, the power supply e 1 The negative pole of the switch SG through the 1 The second stage connected to the capacitive load; the charging is divided into n steps, and the power supply e is selected for the first charging 1 , the i-th ch...
Embodiment 2
[0046]Embodiment 2: In addition to charging the capacitive load with a continuous time circuit such as Figure 9 As shown, a switching circuit can also be used to charge a capacitive load such as Figure 8 shown. If put Figure 9 R in 1 regarded as figure 1 middle switch SW 1 internal resistance, then Figure 9 can be equivalent to figure 1 . At the same time, it can be known from the relevant knowledge of the switched capacitor circuit that Figure 8 , if the switch S 1 with S 2 If the non-overlapping closed conduction is fast enough, then S 1 , S 2 and Ce can be equivalent to a resistance, then Figure 8 switched capacitor circuit with Figure 9 The continuous-time circuit of can be equivalent, and it can be deduced that Figure 8 and figure 1 can be equivalent. Based on this, the following introduces a Image 6 deformation, such as Figure 10 shown in the figure It represents the voltage value provided by the power module or the signal provided by the s...
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