Segmented switching elements reduce transformer weight and size while enabling efficient voltage conversion in HVDC transmission.
Dynamic droop control switches between two droop rates in HVDC converters to limit excessive current and voltage during faults, preventing system conflicts.
A control mechanism adjusts the firing angle of switching elements in an AC-DC converter to manage voltage application during operation.
A co-packaged chip uses a gallium nitride circuit to transfer pulse signals between silicon driver dies.
A DC power supply device detects connected tool voltage ratings and switches internal circuits to output the correct 18 V or 36 V level.
Switching circuits with dedicated driving circuits replace diodes in bridge rectifiers to lower impedance and reduce power loss.
A printer power adapter uses an energy storage device to supply high current pulses during peak load conditions.
Segmenting the unregulated rectifier from the self-commutated converter resolves weight versus reliability trade-offs in offshore AC networks.
A coupled inductor device converts neutral wire signals to phase-shifted voltages for blackout detection.
A power supply device adjusts conversion efficiency using new power prediction information to match load requirements.
Add-on control gear supplies emergency DC voltage via rechargeable battery during AC mains failure, eliminating ballast maintenance costs.
Control unit sets switching elements to ON state to discharge stored electric charge, preventing resonance voltage peaks from damaging components.
A power circuit uses a High Electron Mobility Transistor with a sigmoid gate driver to generate diode-like rectification characteristics.
A variable bias supply unit adjusts voltage levels to manage DC/DC conversion stages in power modules.
Segmenting the magnetic core into three legs provides closed flux paths for common-mode inductance without adding the weight of a five-leg structure.
Hybrid SiC and silicon converter topology enables high-frequency galvanic isolation, reducing transformer weight while maintaining power density.
Reflective impedance network prevents heat loss from shunt regulators, extending passive RFID tag read range.