Non-contact high-voltage power obtaining method
A non-contact, electrical technology, applied in electrical components, circuit devices, electromagnetic wave systems, etc., can solve the problems of difficult operation, unsuitable for large-scale promotion and use, low energy, etc., and achieve the effect of reliable power supply
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[0030] Such as figure 1 As shown, a high-voltage induction plate is set in the high-voltage electromagnetic field of the high-voltage electrical equipment, and the low voltage obtained by the high-voltage induction plate is connected to a grounded capacitor to generate a microcurrent, and the grounded capacitor is used for primary energy storage.
[0031] The voltage control adopts a circuit including thyristor, impedance and trigger tube. The trigger terminal and positive pole of the thyristor are connected in series with the impedance and trigger tube. The positive pole of the thyristor is connected to the primary energy storage element, and the negative pole of the thyristor Connect the elements that use energy storage, and the trigger voltage of the trigger tube is 12V-400V. When the voltage of the primary energy storage reaches the maximum voltage, the elements of the primary energy storage discharge; when the voltage of the primary energy storage does not reach the maxim...
Embodiment 2
[0039] Such as image 3 As shown, a high-voltage induction plate is set in the high-voltage electromagnetic field of the DC high-voltage line to generate a micro-current. The weak current does not need to be rectified, but directly stores primary energy, and supplies energy storage to the application through voltage control.
[0040] The high-voltage line power transmission, thyristor conduction or cut-off, rectification and filtering involved in the present invention are all common prior art and are mastered by those skilled in the art.
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