Inverter output energy-saving control system and method
An energy-saving control system and inverter technology, which is applied in the control/regulation system, the irreversible DC power input is converted into AC power output, and the DC power input is converted into DC power output. The inverter can not completely achieve zero power consumption and other problems, and achieve the effect of high practicability and energy saving
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[0061] This embodiment provides an inverter output energy-saving control system, the energy-saving control system is connected to the inverter, please refer to figure 1 ,in:
[0062] The inverter includes a power supply 101 , a DCDC boost unit 102 , a DCAC inverter unit 103 , an AC output 104 , a DCDC boost control unit 105 , and a DCAC inverter control unit 106 .
[0063] The inverter energy-saving control system includes an AC output voltage current power signal acquisition unit 107, a self-recovery switch and signal sampling detection unit 109, a first switch control unit 112, an MCU power supply unit 110, an MCU control unit 111 and a second switch control unit. Unit 108.
[0064] The AC output voltage, current and power signal acquisition unit 107 is connected to the AC output 104 and the MCU control unit 111 for detecting the current and voltage of the AC output 104, and sending a load signal TX0 according to the current and voltage to the MCU control unit 111; specifi...
Embodiment 2
[0096] This embodiment provides an inverter, including the aforementioned inverter output energy-saving control system and an inverter part.
[0097] The inverter part includes a power supply 101 , a DCDC boost unit 102 , a DCAC inverter unit 103 , an AC output 104 , a DCDC boost control unit 105 , and a DCAC inverter control unit 106 .
[0098] The inverter output energy-saving control system includes an AC output voltage, current and power signal acquisition unit 107, a second switch control unit 108, a self-recovery switch and signal sampling and detection unit 109, an MCU power supply unit 110, an MCU control unit 111, a first switch A control unit 112 and a display unit 113 .
[0099] see figure 1 , in this embodiment, the power supply 101 provides power for the inverter.
[0100] The DCDC boost unit 102 is connected to the DCAC inverter unit 103, the DCDC boost control unit 105, and the AC output voltage current power signal acquisition unit 107;
[0101] The DCAC inv...
Embodiment 3
[0182] This embodiment further illustrates the steps of starting and shutting down the inverter, so as to further illustrate the technical solution of the present invention.
[0183] In this embodiment, the inverter is the inverter described in Embodiment 3, and the specific structure of the inverter will not be repeated here.
[0184] In this embodiment, the inverter can be turned on and off manually, or automatically turned off.
[0185] (1) Turn on and off the inverter manually
[0186] 1. Turn on the inverter manually
[0187] (1) When the inverter is turned off, that is, when the inverter is not working, manually press the self-recovery switch SW, and after the self-recovery switch and the signal sampling detection unit 109 are connected to the power supply, The first switch control unit 112 provides power.
[0188] (2) The first switch SW1 is turned on, the MCU power supply unit 110 is powered on, and supplies power to the MCU control unit 111 .
[0189] (3) The MCU ...
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