Segmented PFC energy storage and boost transfer cut capacitor size while preserving holdup time and conversion efficiency.
Smaller PFC and boost-stage capacitors transfer stored energy between stages to preserve holdup time while raising power density.
A gamma voltage generator drives source lines during blank frames while amplifiers are disabled, cutting display driver IC area and complexity.
A PFC-plus-boost architecture transfers stored energy between capacitors to preserve holdup time while shrinking passive components.
A multi-winding transformer with series voltage injection improves DC load power quality by stabilizing voltage and filtering harmonics.
Condensation teeth, an evaporator, and gravity-aligned airflow channels improve inverter heat dissipation while reducing cooling medium use.
A charge pump bypass path sustains output current when input voltage drops below threshold, improving power efficiency and reducing heat.
Condensation teeth and an evaporator improve PV inverter heat dissipation by boosting airflow and reducing cooling medium consumption.
A charge pump on a bypass line sustains load current during bus voltage dips, improving power efficiency without added circuit scale or heat.
A phase controller suppresses body-diode current in inactive converter stages, cutting electromagnetic coupling losses and improving efficiency.
Compensated PFC sampling timing corrects switch turn-on delay so actual current matches expected current, improving power factor and control stability.
A two-stage architecture decouples AC/DC and isolated DC/DC conversion to cut insulation demand and improve AC grid fault ride-through.
An impedance-matched transformer-resistor circuit powers reclosers and communication devices from line voltage without separate transformers or batteries.
Load-state-based voltage commands let parallel power converters balance output without onboard communication while cutting DC load loss.
A two-stage DC-bus topology decouples AC/DC and isolated DC/DC conversion to cut insulation demand while improving power density and fault ride-through.
A cascaded power converter splits air and liquid cooling by stage, improving heat dissipation while reducing corrosion and enclosure maintenance.
A dual closed-loop LED driver separates energy paths to suppress flicker, limit harmonic currents, and maintain high power factor over wide input voltage.
A single transformer and inductor-free secondary loop distribute power to multiple loads, cutting switching power supply size and conversion loss.
Grounded conductive layers on the winding and housing cut insulation waste, shrink transformer volume, and raise converter power density.
Zero-current and complementary switching let one SANPC DC/DC converter serve monopolar or bipolar loads with lower switching losses.
A SANPC-based DC/DC converter supports bipolar and symmetrical monopolar outputs while cutting switching loss through zero-current switching.
Unidirectional switches and controlled DC-link opening interrupt ground-fault loops before DC overcharging damages a transformerless converter.
Additional unidirectional switches in the DC lines rapidly interrupt earth fault currents, protecting transformerless converters from damage.
Differential current sensing across segmented detection coils improves foreign object detection in wireless power transfer with less interference.
Cross-connected high-frequency isolating converters replace phase-shifting transformers to simplify redundant loop power and speed maintenance.
An integrated core and four-winding layout creates leakage inductance to block zero-sequence currents while shrinking ATRU transformer size and weight.
Asymmetric transmit and receive inductances improve magnetic flux uniformity in enclosed wireless charging pads while reducing heat generation.
A parallel capacitor network with a ferrite bead reshapes filter impedance to suppress radiated EMI in high-frequency switching power supplies.