Backup Power Architecture for Rack Systems
A technology of backup power and electric power, applied in the direction of electrical components, circuit devices, emergency power supply arrangements, etc., can solve problems affecting the efficiency of power sharing
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[0014] Figure 1A and 1B is an example of a mobile rack system. Figure 1A A server system 100 is depicted, which may include a mobile rack 110 having wheels 112, a plurality of shelves 114 for holding components, a rack monitoring unit (RMU) 118 for monitoring the status of features of the rack, a plurality of rectifiers 124, battery power supply 126, battery boxes 128, 129 and a plurality of computing components 130-132. Figure 1B is not a shelf 114 Figure 1A An example of rack 110. exist Figure 1B , it can be seen that the rack 100 includes the main bus bar 134 .
[0015] Server system 100 supplies power to computing components from a power source. For example, although not shown in the figures, each shelf of the rack may be connected to a power source, such as an AC or DC power source, through the main bus bar 134 . A main bus bar 134 may also be connected to each shelf of the rack to provide power and data to components or battery boxes.
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