Energy-saving control circuit and electrical equipment comprising same
An energy-saving control and circuit technology, applied in the electrical field, can solve the problems of power supply voltage fluctuation, increased power consumption of electrical equipment, and component damage of electrical equipment, and achieve the effect of suppressing instantaneous high voltage and high current
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[0057] According to the above formula, when the parameters of each electrical component are taken as follows: inductor L1 is 50μH; Capacitor C1 is 7000μF; Inductor L2 is 50 μH; Capacitor C2 is 4μF; Inductor L3 is 26000μH; The pure resistive load R is 5.6Ω; this implementation is used in general home circuits, so the AC contactor (KM) parameter range is 15Kw / 220v.
[0058] Substituted for the above formula calculates:
[0059] The power factor is
Embodiment 2
[0061]According to the above formula, when the parameters of each electrical component are taken as follows: inductor L1 is 50μH; Capacitor C1 is 7000μF; Inductor L2 is 50 μH; Capacitor C2 is 4μF; Inductor L3 is 21000μH; The pure resistive load R is 5.6Ω; this implementation is used in general home circuits, so the AC contactor (KM) parameter range is 15Kw / 220v.
[0062] Substituted for the above formula calculates:
[0063] The power factor is
[0064] In the above two embodiments, the phase angle deviation is 29.6 degrees and 35.47 degrees, and the corresponding power factors are 0.87 and 0.81, respectively. As we all know, due to the use of a large number of inductive home appliances such as air conditioners and refrigerators, the mains power factor in the power grid is between 0.85 and 0.9, and the corresponding mains voltage and current phase difference is arccos 0.85=31.8° and arccos 0.9=25.8°; Since household appliances are almost capacitive loads, it will lead to mains c...
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