Direct connection of backup power to the motherboard in server systems
A server system and backup power technology, applied in the field of power electronics, can solve the problems of not providing battery redundancy, increasing maintenance cost monitoring requirements, etc.
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[0013] figure 1 An example electrical system is shown for powering several servers 40 located at a site such as a data center. A server 40 (or server computer), as used herein, is any hardware device designed to provide computing services to clients, usually in conjunction with appropriate software installed on the server. Accordingly, the techniques disclosed herein may be used to provide power to any type of hardware device that relies on electrical power from a power utility service and thus experiences the risk of occasional power interruptions.
[0014] Utility services often transmit and deliver AC power at a voltage higher than that used at the customer end. Therefore, if figure 1 As shown in , a site transformer 10 receives AC power from utility service and steps down the voltage for use at the site. The site transformer is coupled to several power distribution units 30, which distribute electrical power throughout the site. In a typical industrial deployment, such...
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