Systems and methods for current limiting
A current limiting and current technology, applied in the direction of control/regulation system, power supply test, electrical components, etc.
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[0016] The voltage output of the power supply may drop significantly before the fault detection circuit detects a power supply failure. For example, the power supply may be an alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) converter that includes a pulsating voltage at the output, so the fault detection circuit may wait for the voltage to drop enough for the fault detection circuit to determine that it is detecting a power failure rather than just Just a pulsation. The backup power source may be electrically connected to the load by activating a switch or otherwise in response to detecting a power failure. Due to the significant voltage drop, large currents may flow from the backup power source through the switch when the backup power source is initially connected to the load. For example, the load may include a large parallel capacitance, or may have a large capacitance in parallel with the load. When the switch electrically connects the bulk capacitor to the backup power ...
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